desktop-bridge

Desktop App Converter

徘徊边缘 提交于 2019-12-03 20:29:25
I have been using Desktop Bridge for some time and recently I have started experiencing a problem. It stopped building the packages. I have tried to install it on different Virtual Machines but I have been getting the same error. PowerShell Error Record: DesktopAppConverter : error 'E_STARTING_ISOLATED_ENV_FAILED': Failed to start the isolated environment. See inner exception for more details. PowerShell Stack Trace: at RaiseUserException, C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\Microsoft.DesktopAppConverter_2.0.2.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe\converter_util\DACLogger.ps1: line 154 at Invoke-IsolatedInstall, C:

UWP App Communication with Windows Service

女生的网名这么多〃 提交于 2019-12-03 19:34:48
问题 We are fixing to re-architect an application and are debating whether or not it is possible to use UWP instead of an ordinary WPF application. Our application needs the ability the access the entire filesystem and all system resources. This is an issue since UWP apps are sandboxed. However, we are trying to bypass that issue by trying to approach it in this manner: Windows Service -> Running on the system at all times. This will host the core functionality when it comes to accessing and

Error while creating app package with “fullTrustProcess” pointing to a executable

徘徊边缘 提交于 2019-12-03 11:40:05
问题 I am trying to deploy the sample application for bridging AppServices with a UWP application. The sample runs and builds just fine but when I try to follow the guide to package the whole thing it gives me an error. Link to the packaging guide AppService Bridge Sample repository here. Error message: Error Manifest validation error: Line 36, Column 64, Reason: The file name "BackgroundProcess.exe" declared for element "*[local-name()='Applications']/*[local-name()='Application']/*[local-name()=

Error while creating app package with “fullTrustProcess” pointing to a executable

半世苍凉 提交于 2019-12-03 02:17:05
I am trying to deploy the sample application for bridging AppServices with a UWP application. The sample runs and builds just fine but when I try to follow the guide to package the whole thing it gives me an error. Link to the packaging guide AppService Bridge Sample repository here. Error message: Error Manifest validation error: Line 36, Column 64, Reason: The file name "BackgroundProcess.exe" declared for element "*[local-name()='Applications']/*[local-name()='Application']/*[local-name()='Extensions']/*[local-name()='Extension' and @Category='windows.fullTrustProcess']" doesn't exist in

Desktop App Converter -PackageName E_MANIFEST_USE_DEFAULT_VALUE_FAILED

≡放荡痞女 提交于 2019-12-02 09:32:51
I am trying to convert my app to an appx using Desktop App Converter. I am trying to use my Package/Identity/Name from the Microsoft store dashboard in the form of -PackageName "1234Myapp.Andthistoo". Desktop App Converter will not take it.It keeps coming back with a write error. From my searches I have been under the impression that the -PackageName category can not start with a number and it can not contain a period which my Package/Identity/Name contains both. It fails with this message: DesktopAppConverter : error 'E_MANIFEST_SET_PROPERTY_FAILED': Property 'Package.Identity.Name' in

How to get expiration date for a trial license for an app published in the Windows 10 Store using Windows.Services.Store namespace?

雨燕双飞 提交于 2019-12-02 06:39:20
问题 I have a converted Win32 app that is posted in the Windows 10 Store under a trial license. I am using a C++/WRT version of this code to retrieve app license info, but for some reason the ExpirationDate member of IStoreAppLicense is always returned as 9999-12-31 00:00:00 . Any idea why? Here's the full JSON that I'm getting from the Store for my app: { "productAddOns":[], "productId":"edited-out", "skuId":"0011", "isActive":true, "isTrial":true, "isTrialOwnedByThisUser":false, "expiration":

How to get expiration date for a trial license for an app published in the Windows 10 Store using Windows.Services.Store namespace?

不打扰是莪最后的温柔 提交于 2019-12-02 05:06:25
I have a converted Win32 app that is posted in the Windows 10 Store under a trial license . I am using a C++/WRT version of this code to retrieve app license info, but for some reason the ExpirationDate member of IStoreAppLicense is always returned as 9999-12-31 00:00:00 . Any idea why? Here's the full JSON that I'm getting from the Store for my app: { "productAddOns":[], "productId":"edited-out", "skuId":"0011", "isActive":true, "isTrial":true, "isTrialOwnedByThisUser":false, "expiration":"9999-12-31 00:00:00" } 来源: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40201201/how-to-get-expiration-date-for-a

App keeps crashing during certification when using Microsoft Advertising SDK for XAML

痞子三分冷 提交于 2019-12-01 10:54:47
In my already published app, I tried adding ADs using “Microsoft Advertising SDK for XAML” (tried adding reference via both NuGet and msi). On my dev machine both debug and release builds work fine, even .appxbundle created as part of packaging works as expected, but the app always crashes at launch for the reviewer when submitted for review/certification (.appxupload file). Note: The app is a Desktop Bridge app. There is a UWP app which communicates with a win32 exe. The call to launch Feedback hub or Ads are in the UWP app. Following are the max and min supported versions of my project-

Windows Store doesn't let to submit app with runFullTrust

半世苍凉 提交于 2019-12-01 08:22:36
问题 I've tried to submit app for Windows store, but after review it was declined with this notification: Desktop Bridge Apps: 98 Restricted Capability Notes To Developer You do not have approval to use the following restricted capabilities: runFullTrust. Please remove this capability from your application and resubmit. I packaged my app as it was written in Microsoft's tutorial for Desktop App Converter (DAC). Moreover, tutorial says also: For desktop apps that you package by using the desktop

How to get a crash dump (or any usable crash report) for a converted Windows Store UWP app?

烈酒焚心 提交于 2019-12-01 06:05:21
问题 I submitted to Windows 10 Store my native Win32 app that was converted to UWP app using Project Centennial converter. The app passed store certification and is available via a private link (while I'm testing it.) While running my tests the app hung up and crashed once. So I was trying to retrieve any usable crash dumps to diagnose the problem. I logged in to the Windows Dev account, then went to my Dashboard and sure enough the app was showing one crash: I then clicked on it. The new Health