Windows phone 8.1 app certification fails due the following error
Which is something like this but very big one
This API is not supported for this application type -
Api=sqlite3_aggregate_context. Module=sqlite3.dll.
File=SQLitePCL.raw.dll. This API is not supported for this application
type - Api=sqlite3_aggregate_count. Module=sqlite3.dll.
File=SQLitePCL.raw.dll. This API is not supported for this application
type - Api=sqlite3_backup_finish. Module=sqlite3.dll.
File=SQLitePCL.raw.dll.
Please help me fix this
I have added reference to SQLite for Windows phone 8.1 and it passed the app certification.
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I have recently finished working on an App for Windows Phone 8.1 and 10 - I have successfully been able to deploy it on both type of phone by using Windows Phone Application Deployment 8.1 tool.
I am now trying to load the app into the store and create a flight package so my develop phone should be able to see, download and install the app from the Microsoft Store on the device.
I am having 2 'problems' right now:
+ the App is not showing on the Store
+ using the app URL from the store, I am able to find the app but it is only available for downloading on the Windows 10 phone and it comes back unavailable on the Windows Phone 8.1
Here is some screenshots which should give an idea of my set ups:
Apart from the above, I would like to mention that I have added my Microsoft account to the devices so ideally I should be able to see the App!
Let me know guys if it makes sense and if you need further details to help me
Thanks
I created a simple application that updates when we change timezones.
The application runs without errors in both the Windows Phone 8.1 emulator and real phone, but When in Windows 8.1 I get this error:
This is my project (wrote with VS2015 for Windows Universal 8.1):
My Project Files
source of Runtime Component:
Source code
If possible can you help solve this for Windows Universal 8.1 as this file is only for Windows Phone 8.1.
I'm sorry for bad English.
Per the documentation this is not supported on Windows 8.x.
I am having windows phone 8 silverlight app. I need to publish it on Windows store. Can you please provide or explain step by step guide to publish this app in store.
Stackoverflow link discussed already. But after changing the values in files manually what need to do after tha?
I followed the steps mention here, but i am getting certification issue after submitting app.
This is a guide to publishing applications in Windows Store. Important -Silverligth app supported only Windows Phone and not supported Windows 8 and Windows 10. For supported Windows RT you need to make migration to universal app.
Windows App certification kit is very nice utility. Before publishing app use this app for analysis. When i run analysis of my XAP file using this utility, I found that i was using some default images that was main issue in certification failure. Now i am updating that. And will let you if this works or not.
We have a problem when trying to list the application signed in the applicationcenter/installers/html.
We get the unsigned applicationCenter app for Windows Phone from the MFP Server repository.
We get a certificate from Symantec (who delivers the certificates for Windows applications).
We signed the applicationCenter app for Windows Phone from the Windows Phone sdk using the certificate delivered by Symantec.
We install the signed applicationCenter app in the applicatonCenter console choosing Installer option.
We generated a token with AETGenerator tool that we uploaded and registered in the application center console for the applicationCenter app for Windows Phone.
We connected to http://hostname:portnumber/applicationcenter/installers.html from the Windows Phone device and we accept the token.
Then we refresh the screen and get a message that the list of application is empty whereas we should see the applicationCenter app signed for WindowsPhone.
Does anyone ever face this issue?
Thanks.
Do you see the Windows Phone App Center Client when you open the AppCenter Console in the browser? Can you add any IPA file and mark it as Installer? If you then see the IPA file in the installers.html page of the Windows Phone Device, you are running into an incompatibility that was recently introduced by Windows Phone 8.1 Update 1.
This problem was fixed by an ifix. Depending on your version, you need the following ifix:
7.0.0.x: IF20150407-1506
6.3.0.x: IF20150403-1749
6.2.0.x: IF20150407-0051
6.1.0.x: IF20150407-0051
Note that the first 8 digits of the ifix are a date. Any ifix with a later date is also ok. Ifixes can be obtained from https://www-933.ibm.com/support/fixcentral/
See also http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg1PI36918
We are looking for a way to programatically intercept global network traffic on Windows Phone 8 or Windows Phone 8.1.
I currently know two ways to intercept traffic:
Proxy server
VPN (proprietary network, where all traffic is routed through a specific server)
On both Android and iOS we use a proxy server. On Android we use specific manufacturer SDK's to set proxy configuration and on iOS install a proxy profile.
We wish to implement the same functionality on Windows Phone 8 and newer.
According to my research, Windows Runtime supports proxy configurations in code with Windows.Networking.Connectivity namespace. But according to the documentation, working with ProxyConfiguration class, the code throws NotImplementedException on Windows Phone 8.
The Windows.Networking.Vpn namespace is also not available on Windows Phone 8.
So apparently, both options are out here.
My first question is:
Is there any other way I could intercept and redirect traffic on Windows Phone 8?
Further research:
According to the documentation of newly released Windows Phone 8.1 SDK Preview, there are some changes in those namespaces. At least Windows.Networking.Vpn is now available, I am not yet sure for ProxyConfiguration class.
Is there any sample code or examples available on whether either proxy configuration or setting VPN programatically is possible with Windows Phone 8.1 SDK?
I also cannot seem to find the correctly updated documentation for the newest SDK yet.
Thank you!
Windows Phone 8.1 supports the ProxyConfiguration class, BUT it is ment to get readonly info about the set proxies. So this is not a way to set a proxy in Windows Phone 8.1.