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Execution alias for hosted application
I am trying to create a hosted application (i.e. with a HostId attribute) with an execution alias. The hosted application in general works, i.e. I can launch it from the start menu link that is gener...
> You should trace the activity of the alias launch to see if that is the case.
How can I do that?
> If so, you probably want to try putting in a launcher exe application in the package to perform the hosted launch.
That is unfortunately not an option: I am using the hosted apps because they can be unsigned, but only if they don't contain binaries...
How can I do that?
> If so, you probably want to try putting in a launcher exe application in the package to perform the hosted launch.
That is unfortunately not an option: I am using the hosted apps because they can be unsigned, but only if they don't contain binaries...
Again, Hosted Apps not my thing...
1 - TRACING. Probably ProcessMonitor on the user machine. I'm not sure how the mechanism works. If not that, then a protocol trace (like Fiddler) might show you.
2 - Well if you signed the package you could ;).
It would be a good thing to trace from the shortcut and from the alias. If the parameters are missing, you then have solid documentation to provide as feedback to Microsoft.
1 - TRACING. Probably ProcessMonitor on the user machine. I'm not sure how the mechanism works. If not that, then a protocol trace (like Fiddler) might show you.
2 - Well if you signed the package you could ;).
It would be a good thing to trace from the shortcut and from the alias. If the parameters are missing, you then have solid documentation to provide as feedback to Microsoft.