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I'm sorry for my bad English. Recently I have posted a windows 10 uwp application. In the report I have received from Microsoft, it has some issue called "JMA Feature Verification", which lists some feature (like live tiles, notifications and etc.) that my application doesn't need. For some reason, it must be no entries in the issue list. Would it be possible that I do something to solve the issue without adding features?
Part of the issues in report:
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JMA is a private agreement between a publisher/developer and Microsoft. So I guess you've signed such agreement where you commit to implement the five features listed (adaptive layout, live tiles etc). I suggest you to ask support from your local Microsoft point of contact.
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I am a bit confused, as according to the documentation, only personal and enterprise apps are allowed to use this. But it seems like there are apps on the store that do it, and the Windows App Certification kit did not flag my app. Can I submit it to the store without any problems? If not, is there any way to still get approval submit it?
If it is not possible, can an user somehow add this capability if needed after downloading it from the store without it? Like via Powershell?
You can definitely submit apps to the Store with this capability. Your app will be subject to an additional onboarding review to ensure you are using the capability for good reasons. I think the documentation wording may need to be updated.
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I just started writing my application which will help us to protect a folder with a password, when we open the menu on folders, we will see a "Create Password" entry. You can see this on the screen.
My question is: How can I get information abouth which folder the user has choosen, it's a WPF application and I can find nothing. Thanks for help and sorry for my language ;)
From this article about the SharpShell project, it looks like with it you would use the SelectedItemPaths property. Windows Shell Extensions in .NET says:
The purpose of the Initialize method is to get information about the selected items in the shell and save that information for later calls. The m_dataObject and m_hDrop fields are used to store this information in the COM object between calls.
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But conventional wisdom and guidance is that you shouldn't, in general, write shell extensions in managed code.
Microsoft recommends against writing managed in-process extensions to Windows Explorer or Windows Internet Explorer and does not consider them a supported scenario.
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They do give some examples where it is OK.
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It is possible that such a program written with C #?
if yes how we can?
If you have links or information on this I say thank you.
I'd say you'd probably be looking at setting up a proxy on your local network, pointing the machines you want parental control on to that proxy, and filtering the "allowed" traffic by either:
Checking website address against a predefined blocklist,
and/or
Reading through the HTML looking for naughty words or phrases.
How to create a simple proxy in C#? has a fair bit of detail about setting up a proxy in C#.
Also found http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/92512/Writing-a-Parental-Control-Software-for-Windows. An old project but might be worth looking at if you're researching a project like this.
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I have recently been asked by some people if i can help develop/deploy a solution that allows their staff to first login into their website before being able to do anything on their systems. They fear their staffs dont visit their website and will like to do this so that the first thing a staff sees before he can use his/her desktop is their website.
Please can any body give me any pointers?
Any .net related code article will be welcome, as well as maybe already built solutions.
Thanks
Before login there is no real desktop... doing what you describe might be technically possible (probably some "hacks" will be needed)... BUT it goes against any security measures to do so..
An option might be to setup the Windows AutoStart in a way that is launches the browser with that website...
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you can find some ideas on how to deal with "startup items" here and here.
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We're evaluating SharpKit as a possible technology to write an AJAX application, as we already have much C# code that we believe will work well after translating to JavaScript.
We're aware of ScriptSharp and other related technologies - there are many Stack Overflow threads about them, and this question is specifically about SharpKit only.
We have several concerns, hence are looking for real world experiences with SharpKit. In particular:
The one app built using SharpKit is the coderun IDE. While impressive, it is just one app, and a closed source one at that.
There are apparently no good app-sized sample projects built on SharpKit.
The SharpKit documentation is extremely poor - no in-depth conceptual overviews or tutorials, just a few 5 minute videos and a class library. (When will toolkit vendors learn that a generated class reference maketh not a user guide?)
There is no forum - so we can't determine how much this toolkit is actually being used. For all we know, this is a barely supported project written by three guys. What has your support experience been like?
There is no phone contact or support - which again raises a red flag regarding support.
Please don't respond with ScriptSharp or other information - we're just trying to evaluate SharpKit here.
Check out DesktopBrowser, an open-source project that uses SharpKit.
See #1
There's also an MSDN style reference for all internal and external libraries, you can find it here.
Check out 'SharpKit Support' forum at google groups.
Contacting support is initially done by email at support#sharpkit.net.
Cheers