As windows phone 8 provides us with this method for programmatically terminate an app, will there be any issue while app submission if we use this in app for terminating a page while there is no backentry in the navigation history?
This article explains how to terminate a Windows Phone app programmatically. The Windows Phone app lifecyle is such that apps are typically terminated by the user pressing the back button, or pushed into a dormant state (and perhaps later tombstoned) if the user activates another app from the start screen.
Right-click the BookStore solution in the in the solution explorer, then click Add, and then New Project. When the New Project dialog box is displayed, expand Installed, then Visual C#, and then Windows Phone. Highlight Windows Phone Databound App, enter BookCatalog for the name, and then click OK.
If you are going to test the connectivity between Web API and Windows Phone 8 projects on your local system, you will need to follow the instructions in the Connecting the Windows Phone 8 Emulator to Web API Applications on a Local Computer article to set up your testing environment.
The first step of this end-to-end tutorial is to create a Web API project that supports all of the CRUD operations; note that you will add the Windows Phone application project to this solution in Step 2 of this tutorial. Open Visual Studio 2013. Click File, then New, and then Project.
There won't be any issue in certification when using this call, but make sure you have saved all data in your app when calling this, because this call effectively kills your app immediately - ApplicationClosing even handler won't be raised after it!
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