Open the Web.config file and add the following XML to the file. Name the file what you want your default HTML page to be.Ĭonfigure the web app for app package MIME typesĪdd a new file named Web.config to the web app.
Right-click in the empty space of the File Explorer panel again and select New Files to create a new file.Right-click in the empty space of File Explorer and select Upload Files to begin uploading your app packages. In the editor, there is a default hostingstart.html file.Under Development Tools, click App Service Editor.After you create the web app, select the app.Otherwise, leave everything else default. For example, you will need to choose between Code or Docker Container and the Runtime Stack. Under Instance Details, create a unique app name and select the appropriate settings for your app.To get started go to the Azure portal page and follow these steps:
To obtain one, see the Azure account page. To use this option you must have an Azure subscription. This section provides details about how to set up a web app on Azure, Internet Information Services (IIS), and Amazon Web Services (AWS). To get your app ready for bootstrapping with the MSIX Core installer, you’ll need to host your app package on a web server. This will allow your users to download a setup.exe and install the MSIX app through the MSIX Core installer. You can leverage the MSIX Core installer to create an application using ClickOnce. Note that Windows 10 may do extra stuff on its own (general telemetry and reporting, app installer update checking, Defender signatures update etc.) but they belong to Windows 10 and are not a part of MSIX Hero.Īll binary files and MSIX packages are digitially signed to prevent tampering.MSIX Core brings MSIX deployment to select previous versions of Windows. There are just three cases when an internet call is made by MSIX Hero: (1) checking for the most recent version available (which can be triggered only manually by the user, there is no automatic check done by the app), (2) attaching timestamp to signed packages (if timestamp server is configured), in which case signtool.exe contacts a timestamp server configured by the user and (3) getting the list of accessible timestamps from a public gist. It does not have any kind of telemetry or any unjustified communication with internet. This app is virus-free and really does only what it promises to do. If you start MSIX Hero as administrator, no additional UAC prompts will be shown during the runtime. If this is the case MSIX Hero shows UAC prompt as soon as it needs admin rights. Certain functions (for example installation or uninstallation per-machine) may require local admin permissions though.
This app generally does not require administrative permissions and can be installed and started by a normal user.
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