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How to properly set AppExecutionAlias so the program could be launched from command line?

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问题 The Package.appxmanifest for this WPF app has already set <uap5:Extension Category="windows.appExecutionAlias" Executable="PROGRAMNAME.exe" EntryPoint="Windows.FullTrustApplication"> <uap5:AppExecutionAlias> <uap5:ExecutionAlias Alias="PROGRAMNAME.exe" /> </uap5:AppExecutionAlias> </uap5:Extension> but when I try to run PROGRAMNAME from command line there is an error message "The system cannot find the file ....WindowsApps..." I can go to that WindowsApps directory and even though I see that

How to properly set AppExecutionAlias so the program could be launched from command line?

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Can an APPX Windows Store Package contain multiple “applications”?

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问题 I'm trying to understand the appxmanifest file for APPX packages better. I noticed it has an <Applications> tag followed by a single <Application> tag for every example I've seen. It would appear though that multiple "applications" can be included in the Manifest. What would this actually even mean though? Is this actually possible or was Microsoft just thinking about forward compatibility when designing the AppxManifest schema? 回答1: The manifest does define this as a possibility, and with

Windows UWP - Modify AppX Package At Runtime

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问题 We need to dynamically load assemblies at runtime in order to include customization for our users. However, after looking all over the web, I cannot find any information on whether Microsoft plan to make this feature possible or not. I have started a feature request here: https://wpdev.uservoice.com/forums/110705-universal-windows-platform/suggestions/18145291-dynamically-load-assembly Failing that, I figured that it may be possible to manually add assemblies in to the AppX package, and then

Fixing scaled images in AppX manifest generated by Destop App Converter

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问题 I have used the Desktop App Converter to convert my Win32 application to .appx . The converter failed to convert application icons correctly. Icon transparency was lost. While I have reported this (bug?) to Microsoft, meanwhile I'd like to try to convert the icons manually. And I want to generate the .appx manually (using the makeappx ) in the end anyway. So I need to create the AppxManifest.xml . Problem is that the AppxManifest.xml generated by the Desktop App Converter is not valid. All

Stuck with dependencies in an AppX from Desktop App Converter

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问题 I have finally succeeded converting my desktop app to AppX with Desktop App Converter, and to sign it with the insight from Franklin Chen. Step by step, I am getting closer to completion. But I am now bumping into a new hurdle (hopefully the last). I tried to follow the advice at https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/vcblog/2016/07/07/using-visual-c-runtime-in-centennial-project/ I did install on my machine vc_uwpdesktop.110.exe, vc_uwpdesktop.120.exe and vc_uwpdesktop.140.exe. But still not joy.

appxupload package not being generated. Only test package is being generated

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问题 I am developing a universal windows app. When I try to create package using Store->Create App packages, it is creating only test packages. In AppPackages directory, I can find only one folder with _test. How do I ensure that .appxupload package gets created that can be uploaded to windows store. 回答1: Look in your Projekt.csproj.user file if AppxPackageIsForStore is set to true. <PropertyGroup> <ProjectView>ShowAllFiles</ProjectView> <AppxPackageIsForStore>True</AppxPackageIsForStore>

Stuck with dependencies in an AppX from Desktop App Converter

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I have finally succeeded converting my desktop app to AppX with Desktop App Converter, and to sign it with the insight from Franklin Chen . Step by step, I am getting closer to completion. But I am now bumping into a new hurdle (hopefully the last). I tried to follow the advice at https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/vcblog/2016/07/07/using-visual-c-runtime-in-centennial-project/ I did install on my machine vc_uwpdesktop.110.exe, vc_uwpdesktop.120.exe and vc_uwpdesktop.140.exe. But still not joy. When I try to install the AppX, I get this error message : Ask the developer for a new app package.

Can an APPX Windows Store Package contain multiple “applications”?

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I'm trying to understand the appxmanifest file for APPX packages better. I noticed it has an <Applications> tag followed by a single <Application> tag for every example I've seen. It would appear though that multiple "applications" can be included in the Manifest. What would this actually even mean though? Is this actually possible or was Microsoft just thinking about forward compatibility when designing the AppxManifest schema? The manifest does define this as a possibility, and with hand editing, it is possible to do this. However, you won't pass store certification for this I believe.

Dependency on .Net Native

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问题 I got the following certification error when submitting to the app store. [My App Name] takes a dependency on Microsoft .Net Native Runtime Package 1.x framework but is missing the framework dependency declaration in the manifest. [My App Name] takes a dependency on Microsoft .Net Native Framework Package 1.x framework but is missing the framework dependency declaration in the manifest. How does one provide this dependency in the appxmanifest? What's the syntax? I have this currently: