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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 to implement a smooth transition when the app loads, from the launch image to the first view? The default behavior is on/off, with an immediate change: the launch image appears, then it instantaneously disappears to let the main view controller take place. I'd like to implement some fading or zooming in or out. Is this possible? Thank you! There's no framework support, but you can get that result if you do it yourself, manually. Depending on what your launch image is, and what your UI looks like, you can do it in different ways, but basically: make your first view controller

I want to create app which have to launch another app and run some features in last. I mean my app A call app B and run in B some method. Can I do this? I know that I want to use URL scheme, but can I run some method in another app? Thanks! Yes you can achieve this using custom URL Schemes. See Communicating with Other Apps . App B will need to register a custom URL Scheme which App A uses to launch B and pass it commands. The following code fragment illustrates how one app can request the services of another app. “todolist” in this example is a hypothetical custom scheme registered by App B.

I am writing a plugin for Jira which involves parsing of XML documents. I am using JAXB to do so (XML to pojos and vice versa) So have a class which generates XML from pojos using JAXB. it looks like... import javax.xml.bind.*; Class Parser { public void m1() { ... // code which uses classes in javax.xml.bind.* } public static void main(String args[]){ Parser p=new Parser(); p.m1(); } } The mentioned packages will come with JDK distribution (rt.jar). so i haven't relayed on anything else to run the class. when i launch it from command line using 'java' it's working properly. but, when i

I have been trying to launch the application from a link on email or from a posting on some social networking websites. The problem is that in some device or some gmail application on the android don't show the anchor tags or link that I have specified. The intent-filter that I set to my activity is below: <action android:name="android.intent.action.VIEW" /> <category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT" /> <category android:name="android.intent.category.BROWSABLE" /> <data android:scheme="myappname" /> And I am sending the email with this anchor tag myappname://processtobedone/?id=1

This question already has an answer here: Which Eclipse files belong under version control? 8 answers I usually install and uninstall different versions of Eclipse for fun. I don't want to install many plugins. I prefer to start with fresh install to test the IDE. The problems comes when I have to config all the external tools that I always use (E.g. run jconsole). Also I want to backup my launch configurations. Do you know where Eclipse save this launch configurations? VonC As I said in this question " Which eclipse files belong under Version Control ", the .launch xml files (launcher

I have two desktop applications. After closing the first application, the first application will start the second application. How do I start the second application after finishing first application? My first application creates a separate desktop. Chansik Im You can use .NET's Process Class to start a process as other people described. Then the question is when to call. In most cases, using either Form.Closing or Form.Closed event seems to be an easy choice. However, if someone else can handle the event and can set CancelEventArgs.Cancel to true, this may not be the right place to do this.