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Sample apps, games and other content for use in testing the Microsoft Partner Center.

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Sample apps, games and other content for use in testing the Microsoft Partner Center.

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Sample Projects for Partner Center

This repository contains sample projects to generate apps, games and other content for the Microsoft Partner Center.

Requirements

UWP apps

XDK apps

Visual Studio 2015 or Visual Studio 2017 (higher versions not supported)
Xbox One XDK (installation tips)

Setup

Open the DiceWebSampleApps.sln in Visual Studio
Review specific setup steps for each project

Running the sample

Open the DiceWebSampleApps.sln in Visual Studio
Verify all setup tasks have been completed
Review specific steps to run each project

Outline the file contents of the repository. It helps users navigate the codebase, build configuration and any related assets.

File/folder	Description
`CentennialApp`	Sample C# Desktop bridge app.
`CentennialPackaging`	Packaging project for sample Desktop bridge app.
`UwpCppApp`	Sample UWP app using C++.
`UwpNetNativeApp`	Sample UWP app using CSharp.
`UwpAddOn`	Sample UWP AddOn app using C++.
`.gitignore`	Define what to ignore at commit time.
`CHANGELOG.md`	List of changes to the sample.
`CONTRIBUTING.md`	Guidelines for contributing to the sample.
`README.md`	This README file.
`LICENSE`	The license for the sample.
XboxOne/EraPackage	Sample package for XboxOne game.
XboxOne/EraAddOnPackage	Sample package for XboxOne durable with packages addon.

Contributing

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Certificate Error Occurs When Associating Desktop Application With Microsoft Partner Center

Definition Of The Problem

I have the components specified in the document for testing applications:

Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2019 (Version 16.8.4)
Windows 10 SDK (Version 2004 - 10.0.19041.0) - SignTool.exe
Microsoft Partner Center Account (Individual Account)

However, I'm having a certificate problem while associating the application with Microsoft Partner Center via Visual Studio IDE.

Steps Followed

The steps I follow in associating the desktop application with the Microsoft Partner Center are as follows:

Cloning of the project from the remote repository.
The opening of the project solution (DiceWebSampleApps_vs2019.sln) in Visual Studio IDE.
Downloading the signable file (SignableFile.bin) from the Microsoft Partner Center.
Calling SignTool.exe from the command line to sign the file. Since SignTool.exe takes a PFX file as an argument, I used the certificate generation tool on the Visual Studio IDE. I copied the PFX file to the directory where the SignTool.exe tool will be run.

(1) I opened a certificate selection window on Visual Studio IDE.

Image 1: Visual Studio IDE Certificate Selection Window

(2) I clicked the "Create" button to create a new certificate.

Image 2: Create New Certificate

(3) I created a new certificate. I uploaded the certificate (*.pfx file) created in the current directory.

Image 3: Choose A New Certificate

(4) I chose the new certificate created.

Image 4: Viewing The New Certificate

I called the SignTool.exe tool from the command line to mark the SignableFile.bin file. When I ran the command I thought everything was fine.

.\signtool.exe sign /f .\<company_name>.pfx /p <password> /v .\SignableFile.bin

Image 5: Marking The SignableFile.bin File

I ran the following command to verify the marked file. The verification command returned the following error:

.\signtool.exe verify /a .\SignableFile.bin

Image 6: Marking The SignableFile.bin File

I got the following error when I tried to drag the SignableFile.bin file, which was marked ignoring the verification error, to the Microsoft Partner Center:

Image 7: Error Warning Shown On Microsoft Partner Center

Help Request

I don't know enough about certificate management in Windows 10. Therefore, I tried many methods but couldn't be successful. The SignTool.exe tool and Microsoft Partner Center generated similar errors. I tried using the X.509 key pair, which is short-term and reliable to run. But the Root Certificate Manager gave the same error.

I think this might be because I'm an individual user. What can I do to fix this problem?