UI Library for Microsoft RMS SDK v4.1 for Windows Phone

The UI Library for Microsoft RMS SDK v4.1 for Windows Phone provides the UI, important to your interactive apps development. This library is optional and a developer may choose to build their own UI when using Microsoft RMS SDK v4.1.

##Features

This library provides following UI components:

PolicyPicker: Shows a policy picker screen, where the user can choose RMS template for protection of data or files.
PolicyViewer: Shows the permissions that the user has on a RMS protected data or file.
DocumentTrackingConsent and ServiceUrlConsent: Shows a consent about tracking of the document by sender or IT administrator, that the user can accept/reject.

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##Contributing

All code is licensed under MICROSOFT SOFTWARE LICENSE TERMS, MICROSOFT RIGHTS MANAGEMENT SERVICE SDK UI LIBRARIES. We enthusiastically welcome contributions and feedback. You can clone the repository and start contributing now.

How to use this library

Prerequisites

You must have downloaded and/or installed following software

Git
Windows OS 8.1
Visual Studio 2013
Windows Phone 8.1 development tools
The Microsoft Rights Management SDK 4.1 package for Windows Phone

You must an Azure Active Directory tenant/domain where your app is registered. To learn more about creating Azure Active Directory tenant, registering an app in Azure AD, see here

Setting up development environment

Download Microsoft RMS SDK v4.1 for Windows Phone from here.
Import UI library project (UILibrary.csproj) under ./rms-sdk-ui-for-winphone/ directory from GitHub to your local machine.
Import RMSSampleApp project under ./rms-sdk-ui-for-winphone/ directory from GitHub to your local machine.
Open RMSSampleApp.sln file in Visual Studio 2013. Add UILibrary.csproj to the same solution if it is not already added.
In Visual Studio Solution Explorer, right click solution file, select Properties. In the Configuration Properties, select X86 platform to build for both projects.
In both projects, add reference to X86 version of Microsoft.RightsManagement.winmd from previously downloaded Microsoft RMS SDK v4.1.
In RMSSampleApp project, add a project reference to UILibrary.

Open AuthenticationManager.cs file, in the constructor you will see below code.

 	 // e.g. this.Clientid = "7608DFAF-F20E-58C6-82C3-08AFEE79D74E";
      this.Clientid = "[Client id for RMSSampleApp that you get from Azure AD portal e.g. 7608DFAF-F20E-58C6-82C3-08AFEE79D74E]";            

     // e.g. this.Redirect = @"https://authorize/";
     this.Redirect = "[Redirect uri for RMSSampleApp that is registered in your Azure AD tenant]";

Fill the place holders with appropriate client id and redirect uri.

Set RMSSampleApp.csproj as a StartUp project, build the entire solution. Press F5 to run the sample.

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