Folks,
I just want to know what is the equivalent of WMAppManifest.xml in Windows 8.1 ??
I found there is no WMAppManifest.xml in unzipping the APPX file.
Please guide.
AppxManifest.xml
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Hi,
I have one desktop installer which install a desktop application and as well as a CAB file to attached windows mobile. This installer installs CAB file successfully on Windows XP but it shows Invalid CE setup file on windows 7. Can you please help me in this regards.
Its shows me once error 2303 also while installing. After 2 unsuccessfull attempt it was able to install desktop application but still showing Invalid CE Setup file.
I am creating .msi file in VS 2005. after getting msi file i m converting it in .exe by using a free utility (Chilkat) .
Installer project is in VS 2005 and XP SP3.
why convert to exe from msi ?
My client need an exe in place of msi. so i simply created msi file and converted it into an exe.
Steps for creating exe are :-
1) Create msi file
2) make zip file from msi
3) Convert zip into exe by using chilkat.
Ok so all who have WP7 on their HD2's and having PC with Windows XP have this problem : "wtf man, how do i deploy/install .xap's on my HD2 ?"
Well i have the answer, we all have met the problem with the SDK Developer Tools installation (it was shtting about "ya need vista or 7 bla bla bla")
So after a really hard search (spended 1 minute) i found the answer !
I found this at http://www.redfrogfish.com/483/how-to-install-windows-phone-7-developer-tools-on-windows-xp/
All credits go to that guy!!!!
Ok, so if ur afraid to go to that site i will now copypaste the tut
Download the Windows Phone Developer Tools RTW from Microsoft Download Center
Extract the downloaded package by running vm_web.exe /x
Go to the folder of the extracted package & open the file baseline.dat in any text editor
Look for the ‘gencomp7788’ section and change this two entries from 1 to 0:
InstallOnLHS=0
InstallOnWinXP=0
Save the file baseline.dat
Run setup.exe /web
i extracted the .exe with WinRaR and then opened the baseline.dat with Notepad
Finally, made a shortcut to "setup" file and the "Prpoerties" on shortcut and in the end u add that " /web" thing. Run the shortcut and it should all work and dl the stuff.
Again, i won't visit this post so it's better to find a solution by urself
coul some body explain better this please?
I had problems installing SDK and running Tom XAP installer until now. Basically, I had the WPSDK installed, .NET 4.0, Tom Xap Installer and it worked just fine on my XP Pro.
enigma1nz said:
I had problems installing SDK and running Tom XAP installer until now. Basically, I had the WPSDK installed, .NET 4.0, Tom Xap Installer and it worked just fine on my XP Pro.
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It worked fine on XP pro!
Hi, guys
Does anyone knows where I can find a specification about the file format of .xap file, there are some guys saying that the xap file is a zip, but sounds it is not true, according to the xap files I downloaded from Windows App Store, the magic word of the xap at the beginning is "PRE"...
Any comment will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
XAP Files are Zip-Files. Your Problem is that when they are submitted to the Marketplace they are encrypted to avoid piracy. If you rename a regular XAP file created by Visual Studio to .ZIP you can open it and browse it. If you donwload it from the Marketplace you can't do anything with it.
Hello
Would you mind giving me the file ZIP of windows phone8 ??
If you can??
here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2426194 is ancm10 based rom
Hi guys, is it possible to decompile an app installed from Windows Phone Store?
I'm using a Huawei W1-U00 rooted, running WP 8.1 and i'm able to access the file system and see the data from a .XAP app that I installed (with WP SDK), but i can't access the data from an app installed from Windows Store.
Thanks.
.xap files is just zip files, but it's encrypted - you need a extractor, it will not work in normal .zip extractor eg. 7-Zip or WinRAR. It contains .exe and .dll files. Extract it, and you can use ILSpy or similiar tool for .NET applications or disassembler for C/C++ applications to decompile .dll and .exe files.