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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 modifying system resources. UWP Application -> Since UWP is sandboxed, the UWP app will forward all system

for now, i need to execute a .exe file in my uwp app. I know a solution is using fulltrustlauncher, but i have searched for many times for this solution, but my programming level seem too low, so It is very difficult for me to understand their explaination (for example: Running an EXE from C# using UWP ). So, how do you have a simple sample code for this solution? can you sharing? Thank you! Finally, I can launch my .exe file in my UWP Application. I will describe my workaround step by step like this: 1. Create your executable .exe file (for example console application) 2. copy .exe file to

Is it possible for a UWP app to launch its Desktop Bridge (full-trust application component) with arbitrary command-line arguments? I see the ability to specify "argument groups" (see https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/Windows.ApplicationModel.FullTrustProcessLauncher ), but it looks like that only supports using a predefined ParameterGroup . I need to launch a UWP with programmatically-determined (at launch time) arbitrary command-line arguments. Is this possible, and if so, how? No this is not possible today. One quick way to accomplish the scenario is to have the UWP write the command

I've packaged a C++/Win32 application as an appx and it runs OK. However, since some paths are unavailable I must somehow determine if the application is running as a packaged UWP application and adapt. Is there a simple runtime check one can do to determine if you are running as a packaged UWP application? Is there a simple runtime check one can do to determine if you are running as a packaged UWP application? Yes, you can check for package identity via GetPackageFamilyName function The value APPMODEL_ERROR_NO_PACKAGE is returned if not packaged. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions