Windows 10: Is it possible to install UWP application still in development on Windows 10 device via...

Hryhorii_1 · Sep 11, 2023

I tried installing my UWP application using a provisioning package created in Windows Configuration Designer and it failed on the app installation step, but only on Windows 10 devices. Event Viewer shows the following error:MDM ConfigurationManager: Command failure status. Configuraton Source ID: ed3dde87-f804-4348-a7a3-48bd0b8329d0, Enrollment Type: Provisioning, CSP Name: EnterpriseModernAppManagement, Command Type: Add: from Replace or Add, CSP URI: ./device/Vendor/MSFT/EnterpriseModernAppManagement/AppInstallation/UWPApplication, Result: Unknown Win32 Error code: 0x82aa0002.Win

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Brink · Sep 11, 2023

New Year, New Dev: Developing your idea into a UWP app

In the last post, we introduced you to a video series from Bob Tabor that teaches the fundamentals of C#. In this post, you’ll learn how to put those new (or re-sharpened) C# skills to use as we explore UWP (Universal Windows Platform) development in the Windows 10 Development for Absolute Beginners course from Bob Tabor. With little or no prior experience with XAML (pronounced “Zammal”), you’ll learn how to use XAML and C# to create amazing Windows 10 UWP applications, get those apps ready for publishing and see them run on UWP devices ranging from Xbox One and PC, to mobile and even Raspberry Pi.

Even if you’re an experienced UWP developer, just like in the last post, you may find that there are areas you’d like to brush up on. You can jump to any of the course’s 80 videos and also explore the companion sample code on GitHub.

Exploring the Course

The Ultimate Beginner Series course has two conceptual parts. In the first half, Bob Tabor explains the concepts, patterns and features of a UWP application. In the second half, you will build out four fleshed-out demo applications. From “File > New” to submitting your app to the Windows Store, these samples will get you ready to build and publish your first (or next) app!

First Half

Let’s take a high-level look at just some of the topics you’ll see in the front half of the course (to see the full list visit the course site).

Videos 1 – 7: Introduction to both XAML and what UWP (Universal Windows Application) is

Videos 8 – 18: Learn how to use different XAML Layouts

Videos 19 – 24: App Navigation

Videos 28 – 36: XAML Styling

Videos 37 – 39: VisualStateManager and AdaptiveTriggers

Videos 40 – 42: DataBinding, ObservableCollections and DataTemplates

There’s a lot there and there is even more to see, including lesson cheat-sheets, challenges and other useful material for learning and future reference.

Second Half

Now, let’s take a look at the four big samples that you’ll build as you move into the second part of the course. These videos will bring you through all the aspects of building, testing and publishing a UWP app.

SoundBoard (videos 49 – 56)

Page Layout, creating models and data binding

Playing media with MediaElement

Implementing drag and drop

Working with app assets (iconography) and submitting to the Windows Store

Weather (videos 57 – 62)

Working with a weather API

Using GPS and location APIs

Testing location in a Windows 10 Mobile emulator

Updating live tiles

Album Cover Match Game (videos 63–70)

Access and use the device’s folder and file system

Layout, databinding and game setup/logic

Handling user input and persisting progress

Monetization with ads and In App Purchase

Hero Explorer (videos 71–79)

Accessing a Web API

Databinding the object graph from the Web API results

Displaying that data in an adaptive layout

Make it through everything? Congrats, you are now ready to begin (or continue) your journey into the world of Windows 10 UWP development. This is not the end of great resources, there are many more available to you as you continue on your journey as a UWP developer (see resources section below). We look forward to seeing the wonderful UWP creations you bring to the Windows Store in 2017!

Resources

Official Microsoft GitHub UWP examples (currently 237 topic-specific demos)

UWP documentation

UWP app design documentation

Download Visual Studio to get started.

The Windows team would love to hear your feedback. Please keep the feedback coming using our Windows Developer UserVoice site. If you have a direct bug, please use the Windows Feedback tool built directly into Windows 10.
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Source: https://blogs.windows.com/buildingap...-idea-uwp-app/

d0gknees · Sep 11, 2023

Copying from UWP Applications

Hello,

Possible that there are certain texts that cannot be copied in UWP apps like the ones in the System settings. To better understand your concern or to direct you to the proper forum, please answer the following questions:

Which platform are you using?

If you are trying to develop an app, is it for mobile, or for desktop?

We're looking forward for your response.
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I'm using Windows 10 on a Desktop.

I'm not developing, just trying to use the system. Being able to copy any text is a fundamental Windows function.

Brink · Sep 11, 2023

Just released: Windows 10 Application Deployment tool

With the latest release of Windows 10 SDK Preview Build 10166, we are excited to introduce the Windows 10 Application Deployment (WinAppDeployCmd.exe) tool.

The Windows 10 Application Deployment (WinAppDeployCmd) is a command line utility that can be utilized to deploy a Universal Windows app from a Windows 10 PC to any Windows 10 mobile device. It allows users to deploy an .AppX to a device connected through USB or available on the same subnet without requiring access to the complete Visual Studio solution.

If you are developing an app on the Universal Windows Platform (UWP) and want to test it on a physical device (e.g. Microsoft Lumia 930), you can use WinAppDeployCmd.exe to deploy your app.

How do I get it?

WinAppDeployCmd is a stand-alone tool that is installed on your PC when you install the Windows 10 SDK. You can download the Windows 10 SDK preview (10166 or newer) from the Windows 10 Developer Tools page. This tool will also be in the RTM version of the Windows 10 SDK.

Tip: WinAppDeployCmd for Windows 10 does not require you to install Visual Studio 2015.

How do I get started?

To deploy an app to a device, you need to enable it for development. First, upgrade the to the latest Windows 10 Mobile Insider Preview Build 10149 emulator released recently and follow these simple steps to prepare your device:

1. On the phone that you want to enable for development, go to Settings. Choose Update & security then select For developers.

2. Select Developer mode to enable side-load scenarios using WinAppDeployCmd.exe.

For more details, please read the MSDN topic Enable your device for development. Once you have successfully enabled the phone for development, follow the steps on the MSDN topic Windows 10 Application Deployment to get your apps on to the device.

Tip: If you’d like to see the tool in action, watch this video.

Examples

WinAppDeployCmd is located at the following location: C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\bin\x86\WinAppDeployCmd.exe.

You can list all the available target devices on the network using:

WinAppDeployCmd devices

Or install a SampleApp.appx to a device using:

WinAppDeployCmd install -file “SampleApp.appx” -ip 192.168.0.1 -pin A1B2C3

To uninstall a previously-installed app from a device:

WinAppDeployCmd uninstall -package Company.SampleApp_1.0.0.1_x64 -ip 192.168.0.1

Or update a Windows app previously-installed on a device:

WinAppDeployCmd update -file “SampleApp_1.0.0.1.appx” -ip 192.168.0.1

We hope WinAppDeployCmd will help solve issues when Visual Studio just isn’t handy. If you have feedback or improvement ideas, please submit them to UserVoice.
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Source: Just released: Windows 10 Application Deployment tool | Building Apps for Windows

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