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I am submitting Windows Phone 8 app to app store, when I click on Review And Submit I get the Error : This package is using an app name that hasn't been reserved for this app

In my WPAppManifest.xml file :

Display Name is : GS Value // just an example

Here GS has full form as Global Service, if I use this name in app list screen the text cuts so I have made it as GS Value.

And when I am submitting the app I have reserved the name as Global Service : Value.

So my Display name in WPAppManifest.xml and my Reserve name should be same? And also what is the use of Package identity name ?

How can I fix this ?

Shikhar
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user2056563
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  • I have a WP8 live app. I am submitting a new version of the app. Before that I want to release(WP8 SL) it for beta testing. Question is in MSDN documentation it says "Make sure that your beta app doesn’t use the same package identity name as a public Windows Phone app". So this means I have to change the app name(Display name) present in the "WMAppManifest" file. Please correct me if I am wrong. – gusaindpk Feb 03 '15 at 11:47

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So my Display name in WPAppManifest.xml and my Reserve name should be same?

R. Yes. It has to be the same name in your App Manifest Package.

The Name field from Identity is the name of the package and you can use DisplayName to display the the name to users.

Shmwel
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This is a simple issue. You can do like following steps:

  • Step 1: right click on your solution that is located on the solution explorer
  • Step 2: chose Application tab
  • Step 3: type into Assembly name filed the name that you reserved for your application on site dev.windowsphone.com
  • Step 4: Run your application once again on simulator
  • Step 5: visual would show one error. You needn't consider about this.
  • Step 6: click on Build menu and chose Clear....
  • Step 7: click on Build menu and chose Batch Build
  • Step 8: tick on both debug and release
  • Step 9: press to Build for building your application once again
  • Step 10: Now, you resubmit your application with the name that you reserved for your application on site dev.windowsphone.com good luck! ^_^ and don't spend a lot of time like me to address this problem!
Duong Thuy _Vetnammese
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