I need to run my windows Form Application running while window is logged off i am bound to use windows Form app so i can not use windows service for the solution.
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I had a Windows 2008 Server which was being used as Application server that has recently been upgraded to Windows 2012 -> Windows Server 2016 -> Windows Server 2019.
All of the applications under IIS work, but one. I am trying to figure out what is wrong. I have installed Visual Studio 2019 Remote Debugging tool on the server and trying to attach to the erroneous project under IIS.
I have the Remote Debugger running
but when I try to attach to remote process the Application pool and user names do not show up in the "Attach to process" window.
Since I can not see the details I can not connect to my application and debug. I am sure that "Show processes from all users" is checked.
I know that if the application does not run on the server it does not show up in this list, but I have called other applications under the site which are running but they don't appear either.
Try run the remote debugger under the different user account:
You can stop the remote debugger and restart it with the account you are using on the local computer.
You can start the remote debugger from the command line with the /allow parameter: msvsmon /allow username#computer
You can add the user to the remote debugger's permissions (in the
remote debugger window, Tools > Permissions).
If you can't use the methods in the preceding steps, you can allow
any user to do remote debugging. In the remote debugger window, go to
the Tools > Options dialog. When you select No Authentication, you
can then check Allow any user to debug. However, you should use this
option only if you have no choice, or if you are on a private
network.
I have a WinJS application (Cordova actually) that we use with Assigned Access mode on Windows 8.1 to provide kiosk functionality. I am trying to upgrade the host tablets (Surface 3) to Windows 10 but there are problems with assigned access.
I have added the windows.aboveLockScreen to the app manifest which has allowed the application to be selected for assigned access. However, whenever the kiosk user logs in, they are redirected back to the login screen.
Reading up on this issue (https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/mt633799(v=vs.85).aspx) it seems that the application is not binding to the "above the lock screen
view even though it has that capability.
I was able to reproduce this with the HelloCordova starter by adding the extension to the windows 10 appxmanifest:
Is this a limitation of WinJS based applications? or is there a workaround to allow them to run above the lock screen?
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I'm working on my windows7 pc with Visual Studio 2013. Windows8 sdk is installed.
I do not want to change a lot to port my project to a windows-store based program but I want my program can send notification while my windows8.1 tablet pc is sleeping.
I don't need my app actually running after entering sleep. I just want to setup an alarm-like (with defined alarming time) notification when I push some button in my app, before entering sleep mode.
Alternatively, I want my app keep playing sound in sleep mode (and the app is still running without rendering)
Is there a workaround without changing too much codes?
P.S. My project uses qt.
P.S.2 I can remote debug on my windows8.1 tablet but it is difficult to code on that tablet..
I´m developing a Windows 8 App, and it needs a desktop app running on background to work properly.
So i have two questions:
1.- The OS is a Windows 8.1 Industry Embedded. I need to autorun the desktop app and my Windows 8 app at startup.
Here explains how to do so with a Windows 8 App, but not with a desktop app, so i´m using this other solution to add the application to the Windows Startup folder, but i´m not sure if this is the best way.
2.- Then, when my app starts, i should check if the other app is running or not to work in one way or another. How can i check that? I´m developing with HTML and Javascript.
Thanks!
Yes that is the 'proper' solution to starting a desktop app on startup. Otherwise you can look at creating a windows service that manages the app lifecycle.
By design, winRT apps are not supposed to talk to desktop applications, but if you are sideloading the winRT app (i.e., not through the Windows Store), you could run a local server with your desktop app, and then enable local loopback with localhost in your winRT app and communicate that way.
Running a node.js server in Windows. I need the server to auto launch on startup-boot, followed by launching a standalone application. can anyone tell me the best way of accomplishing this?
You'll want to run node as a Windows Service. Services start right after boot, before login.
As far as launching the standalone app, the answer depends on what it is. If it's a GUI app, you'll need to configure Windows to automatically log in, then you can just put it in the Startup folder. If it doesn't have a GUI, you can just use child_process to spawn the app from node.