You are developing a Windows Store app.
You need to provide users with multiple ways to open the app. Each way must open a
different page of the app.
Which two components should you use? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
Choose two.)
A.
the SecondaryTile class
B.
ms-appx Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs)
C.
the AppSettings file
D.
the Frame.Navigate() method
E.
shortcuts that have parameters
Explanation:
A: Secondary tiles are associated with a single parent app. They are pinned to the Start
screen to provide a user with a consistent and efficient way to launch directly into a
frequently used area of the parent app. This can be either a general subsection of the parent
app that contains frequently updated content or a deep link to a specific area in the app.
Incorrect:
Not B: You can use URI (Uniform Resource Identifier) schemes to refer to app files that
come from the app’s package, data folders, or resources.
Use the ms-appx and ms-appx-web schemes to refer to app files that come from the app’s
package (see App packages and deployment). Such files are typically static images, data,
code, and layout files. The ms-appx-web scheme references these same files, but in the web
compartment.
not C: The <appSettings> element stores custom application configuration information such
as database connection strings, file paths, XML Web service URLs, or any information
stored in an application’s .ini file.