From a specifications document it’s revealed attributes include but are not limited to:
- Application identity – name, publisher, version
- Application architecture – processor architecture, type of application, framework required, operating system version
- Dependencies – name, publisher and minimum version of other required applications
- Capabilities – networking, file system and profile capabilities requested by the application
- OS extensions – associated filetypes and protocols, AutoPlay, “Charms”, notifications, splash screen
- Tile customization – logo, name, description and colors for the tile-based user interface
In fact, the AppX format is universal enough so it appears to work for everything from native Win32 applications to framework-based applications and even *gasp* web applications. Games are also supported.Interesting.. you can read his article here…]]>
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App X · Application deployment · AppXManifest.xml · Featured · Mobile · Strategy · universal · Windows 8 · Windows 8 Development · Windows 8 Features · XML file
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It definitely is an interesting concept, I will wait until we can use the beta before I will comment on it however.