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These were the steps I did:
Right click on project
Click publish
Provide a path to publish
Then it has generated files to install – I have tried to install the generated manifest file in both published machine and tablet. I can see my app in "add/remove", but when I open the app from the Start menu my app is not initiated. It's not displaying anything.
Thanks,
Punith
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My Project is made by UWP. I know this is for Windows Store Apps.
however, My Project is LOB Side Loading.
I compiled and packaged my project, and then I moved to all of files to other computer.
then,
I Set 'Developer mode' in Control Panel.
I executed 'Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned' in PowerShell.
then i excuted 'Add-AppDevPackage.ps1', then my app installed successfully.
However, I found my app in start menu, but I couldn't click that !!
I couldn't launch that.
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These are the steps I do:
Right click on my UWP project
Select "Store" option
Select "Create app packages"
A window pops and I select "No" and click "Next"
Then I only select the ARM configuration
Click "Next"
My package has been created and I drag n drop the .appxbundle file to hockeyapp.
Once the package is uploaded, I start my Windows 10 Mobile emulator and try to install it...
I download it from HockeyApp and when I install it, nothing happens...
Do you have any idea where this problem comes from?
I'm using Visual Studio 2015.
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I associated the app with Store in Visual Studio
I installed Windows 10 Mobile Anniversary update (OS Build: 10.0.14383.953), since my app was targeting Anniversary Update.
I installed the certificate which was included in the .ZIP file next to the .appxbudnle
Then I run the .appxbundle and clicked install. The installer exited without any message, just like before, but after a minute or so the app appeared in the installed apps on my Microsoft Lumia 650.
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Windows Phone 8.1 is created as a project just like the other platforms.
I am running Visual Studio 2015 Community and Xamarin Business.
EDIT
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I also want to know, how I can create the application to Windows store
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In Visual Studio 2015 You can choose in taskbar: debug/release, CPU architecture, startup project and where to deploy an app - eg. emulator or device