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Re: Isolating JRE within an MSIX container.
TIMOTHY_MANGAN MSIX Packaging Tool allows you to give a regex string for registry keys and values to avoid the overhead of adding too many entries and manually generating config.json for PSF. SajidRavat you can use regex like ^MACHINE\\Software\\Classes\\(?!JAVAPLUGIN\.10627$)[^\\]+$ . <modify path according to your use case> Let us know if you have questions.1.5KViews0likes3CommentsRe: Isolating JRE within an MSIX container.
SajidRavat There has been a new release of PSF (version 1.0.231110.2) with a way to support Deletion Markers for registries which allows hiding of specific registry keys or registry values in the virtual environment. Please try using that and let us know if that works for you.1.6KViews0likes5CommentsRe: AddPackageByAppInstallerFileAsync failing with 0x80072EFE
Leonardo_Mesquita 0x80072EFE (ERROR_INTERNET_CONNECTION_ABORTED) seems to indicate that there are connection issues on the user’s end. For these types of errors, the user is expected to try again. If you believe the connection is good and still getting the above error, you can have a Feedback Hub bug logged under “Developer Platform” -> “App Deployment” with a recording so we can see if anything weird is happening in deployment during the repro.708Views0likes0CommentsRe: MSIX Packaging Tool 2023.118 Font issue
Hi, We have tested this. Both the fonts you have mentioned are present in the Appx Manifest and Package Files and are installed with the msix package as expected. Ensure you are : 1. Using the latest build of Msix Packaging Tool available in Microsoft store. 2. Converting the application to .msix using MPT in a clean environment.1.4KViews0likes0CommentsRe: signtool cannot sign MSIX files from HSM certificate
When using SignTool to sign your app package or bundle, the hash algorithm used in SignTool must be the same algorithm you used to package your app. To find out which hash algorithm was used while packaging your app, extract the contents of the app package and inspect the AppxBlockMap.xml file.2.6KViews0likes2Comments
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