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I've successfully installed Windows 10 IoT on my Raspberry Pi 2. I wrote a test "Hello World" UAP app (simple text box and button, using Visual Studio Community 2015 RC) and can run it on the Pi and debug it (set break points, etc). When I build it for Release and deploy it to the Pi, I see the following in the Visual Studio build output:
Full package name: "93b8b47e-8bbe-46d9-8a30-4cf697efc3d9_1.0.0.0_arm__3e1tqk2ntzwa4"
When I run the following command in PowerShell connected to the Pi:
iostartup list
I see a list of server installed applications, including:
Headed : 93b8b47e-8bbe-46d9-8a30-4cf697efc3d9_3e1tqk2ntzwa4!App
The tutorial I was following says I should see something like:
Headed : HelloWorld_n2pe7ts0w7wey!App
I don't see anything with the name "HellowWorld" in it, only that GUID'ish looking name that matches the name shown in the build output. How can I set the name of the deployed application to a more friendly name? It would make it easier for setting the application to start during boot of the Pi, etc. BTW, my VS solution and project are both named HelloWorld.
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Application names are usually nouns, and are often common words or phrases that are indicative of their functionality. Frequently, they are simply the name of what the application is.
Application Deployment, also known as Software Deployment, is the process of installing, configuring, updating, and enabling one application or suite of applications that make a software system available for use, like facilitating a certain URL on a server.
Application Deployment (also referred to as Software Deployment) is the process of installing, configuring, and enabling a specific application or set of applications, usually through an application manager (app manager) or software management system, to a specific URL on a server.
To support formal application deployments, the administrative server must be running. The administrative server receives the deployed application, registers the application in the target server instance's server. xml file and installs the application in the target server instance's application deployment area.
Look in your Package.appxmanifest -- the name is there. It is default as a GUID due to visual studio project templates and picking some default that would not conflict on project creation.
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To rename application package name, follow:
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