I am trying to connect an android app to 10 uwp windows. It’s easy on android: when loading, the service is completed. It connects to the controller via the Internet, selects the system status and all data (temperature sensors, pumps, valves, etc.) and saves everything in memory. The Foreground application can receive data as soon as the service receives it, and displays values, graphs in real time. After closing the foreground application, the service continues to work, I still have the state of the system, and I can play a sound signal if necessary.
Is it possible to use almost the same functionality in Windows 10 uwp? I can’t find a way to get started with windows. A service that is started using the foreground application stops when the foreground application closes. SocketBackgroundTask supports the connection perfectly, but the state of the system is lost during maintenance. Should I save the system state to a file and analyze all the data after each update? The data flow changes from once every 10 minutes to ~ 10 per second.
Or should I forget Windows 10 as a limited platform?
Thank you.
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