Apps from the VCLIBS and NET families install correctly, and their 'ActivationStore.dat' hives are 8KB stubs with two empty keys. The owner in each case is either the user or 'Administrators'. I don't know if 'procmon' distinguishes between RegLoadKey and RegLoadAppKey, but it call...
C:\Users\<user name>\AppData\Local\Packages\<app package> You probably know your user name so we are good there, but what about the app package? In your Visual Studio project open up the package.appxmanifest file. Visual Studio provides a nice editor that sits over the top of the pret...
Bcl.Build installed and packages.config Entry - how to change the font and placeholder text color? Entry - Only enter letters Entry : update binding when UpdateSourceEventName=Completed or Unfocused Entry binding Decimal Entry cell loses focus on button press in android but not iOS , work ...
npm WARN tar ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'D:\workspace\git\appium-desktop\node_modules.staging\app-builder-lib-1d1f69c3\templates\appx\appxmanifest.xml' npm WARN tar ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'D:\workspace\git\appium-desktop\node_modules.staging\external-editor-...
C:\Users\ <user name> \AppData\Local\Packages\ <app package>You probably know your user name so we are good there, but what about the app package? In your Visual Studio project open up the package.appxmanifest file. Visual Studio provides a nice editor that sits over the top of the ...
There are three distinct combinations of permissions applied to the application packages. These combinations correspond one-to-one with the registration outcomes above: installed, failed, and not tried, suggesting that permissions are a key element of registration success. I don't understand why ...
These combinations correspond one-to-one with the registration outcomes above: installed, failed, and not tried, suggesting that permissions are a key element of registration success. I don't understand why some packages have one set of permissions, while others in the same directory have ...
These combinations correspond one-to-one with the registration outcomes above: installed, failed, and not tried, suggesting that permissions are a key element of registration success. I don't understand why some packages have one set of permissions, while others in the same directory have ...
1.You can't install provisioning profile in windows/visual studio. 2.To build iOS app you need MacOS + Xamarin. 3. Provisioning profile you can install only on connected Mac. 4. In visual studio you can only choose installed provision profile on connected Mac....
In xamarin.forms I have used xam.plugins.downloadmanager to download file. The file downloaded successfully but when opening the file, the stream of file are shown instead of the original file? If anyone knows to send the file instead of its stream from API then please help!