If using a remote MobileFirst Server (on IBM Cloud), the values are typically https, your-server-address and 443. If using a local MobileFirst Server, the values are typically http, localhost and 9080. In Visual Studio, select the mfpclient.resw file and edit the protocol, host and port properties with the correct values for your MobileFirst Server. adapter artifact and deploy it from the MobileFirst Operations Console using the Actions → Deploy adapter action. Select the solution’s file and paste the following code snippet into the GetAccessToken() method: Enter MFPStarterCSharp.Windows as the application identifier for Windows, or MFPStarterCSharp.WindowsPhone for Windows PhoneĬlick on the Get Starter Code tile and select to download the Windows 8.1 or Windows 10 sample application. Click the New button next to Applications. In a browser window, open the MobileFirst Operations Console by loading the URL: If running locally, use: The username/password are admin/admin. If using the MobileFirst Developer Kit, navigate to the server’s folder and run the command. Make sure you have created a Mobile Foundation instance, or Stand-alone MobileFirst Server ( download) Successfully retrieving data using an adapter. Successfully pinging the MobileFirst Server. The application logic is changed to make a resource request. A new or provided adapter is deployed to the MobileFirst Operations Console. A sample application that is pre-bundled with the MobileFirst client SDK is registered and downloaded from the MobileFirst Operations Console. 
The purpose of this demonstration is to experience an end-to-end flow:
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