Windows App Certification Kit Test Fails, binary is built in debug mode

Hi,
Windows phone 8.1 App fails Windows App Certification Kit test (WACK Test).
It is producing below error in Debug configuration test,
The debug configuration test detected the following errors:
1)The binary Phone.Controls.dll is built in debug mode.
Impact if not fixed: Windows Phone Store doesn’t allow a debug version of an app.
How to fix: Please make sure the app isn't linking to any debug versions of a framework and it is built with the release configuration
And i got a solution like,
Universal Apps (And Silverlight 8.1 Apps) have a different certification requirement. You cannot publish assemblies built in debug mode.
You'll need to contact the NuGet authors of ICSharpCode and ImageTools and have them provide you with a version built in release mode.
How to proceed with this solution. I'm very help full if any solution provided.
Thanks and Regards,
Ranjit.

Hi Franklin,
Thanks for your replay. I created my package in 'Release' mode only.
Actually my project in windows phone 7.1 and i upgraded it to windows phone 8.1. In "Release" mode i created my build, but i'm having this error in WACK(Windows
App Certification Kit) test.
I'm able to run my App in windows phone 8.1, but if i submit it to store then will be rejected definitely.
The debug configuration test detected the following errors:
1)The binary Phone.Controls.dll is built in debug mode.
The WACK test fails in debug configuration test, for "Phone.Controls.dll "
it is built in debug mode.
There should be a solution like, how to convert .dll to release mode.
Please help me in this.
Thanks
Ranjit.

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[WPSL]Windows App Certification Kit Test Fails, binary is built in debug mode

Hi,
Windows phone 8.1 App fails Windows App Certification Kit test (WACK Test).
It is producing below error in Debug configuration test,
The debug configuration test detected the following errors:
1)The binary Phone.Controls.dll is built in debug mode.
Impact if not fixed: Windows Phone Store doesn’t allow a debug version of an app.
How to fix: Please make sure the app isn't linking to any debug versions of a framework and it is built with the release configuration
And i got a solution like,
Universal Apps (And Silverlight 8.1 Apps) have a different certification requirement. You cannot publish assemblies built in debug mode.
You'll need to contact the NuGet authors of ICSharpCode and ImageTools and have them provide you with a version built in release mode.
How to proceed with this solution. I'm very help full if any solution provided.
Thanks and Regards,
Ranjit.

Hi Franklin,
Thanks for your replay. I created my package in 'Release' mode only.
Actually my project in windows phone 7.1 and i upgraded it to windows phone 8.1. In "Release" mode i created my build, but i'm having this error in WACK(Windows
App Certification Kit) test.
I'm able to run my App in windows phone 8.1, but if i submit it to store then will be rejected definitely.
The debug configuration test detected the following errors:
1)The binary Phone.Controls.dll is built in debug mode.
The WACK test fails in debug configuration test, for "Phone.Controls.dll "
it is built in debug mode.
There should be a solution like, how to convert .dll to release mode.
Please help me in this.
Thanks
Ranjit.
Hi ranjit,
>>Actually my project in windows phone 7.1 and i upgraded it to windows phone 8.1
Okay, this may be due to the upgrading process, could you tell us what the detailed version of your Visual Studio is(for example: Visual Studio 2013 Update 4)?
You may need to create a new Windows Phone 8.1 Silverlight project and try to upload it to Store, if this problem can be resolved, I think this should be related to the upgrading process, you may need to start from scratch by recreating a WP8.1 SL project.
To exclude environment facts, I would also suggest you retesting it on a new machine with the latest IDE.
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Windows App Certification Kit - Test Fails for Validate Desktop App at "Write appropriate Add/Remove Program values"

Hi,
I am trying to validate a .Net Framework 4 WinForms application for use in the Microsoft Partner Network portal.
I am using Windows App Certification Kit 3.4 for Windows 8.1 , and the Validate Desktop App option.
To build the package I am using InstallShield 2012 SPR Limited Edition (for Visual Studio), and the validation fails
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Also You need the correct admin permissions to write to the registry.
Please refer to this thread:
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Inconsistent results with Windows App Certification Kit

Hi, I asked about this issue before on a different forum but didn't get a response. Support pointed me towards this forum so I'm asking here as maybe the other forum wasn't the appropriate one. My company is attempting to renew our ms partnership, and we are
trying to certify our desktop
app for windows 8. I have attached a screen shot below showing the registry entries that our app makes. When we try to test for certification (windows 8) we get the different (but similar) results on different systems using the exact same installation package.
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http://www.advancedinstaller.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=21368
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Try sending it to store anyway… I have the similar issue, the kit hangs when saving result and never complete it.
Another member has same question.
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/11910167-75e1-47d8-a0fb-fb8046c57f89/windows-app-certification-kit-31-reports-failure-due-to-crash-or-hang?forum=projectsiena.
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Matt Small - Microsoft Escalation Engineer - Forum Moderator
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Windows App Certification Toolkit fails on Certification requirements for Windows desktop apps Point 5.5

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Hi Wibudev,
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Error 0x80070005 with Windows Ap Certification Kit

I am getting the following error:
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Dear sir\madam,
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Awaiting your reply.
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Here is the document of how to use certification kit.
Using the Windows App Certification Kit
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- The feedback provided by the certification testers is the following sentence: "10.3.1 App is testable: Unfortunately when we reviewed your app, it failed to launch every time."
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Hi Everyone,
firstly, sorry for my not perfect english, but I hope that somehow understand what i want to say.
So, I am a student (I do not know if it makes a difference but inform you), and I wanted to write a universal windows app for company (This would be the first application WP and Windows this company, previously did app on Android and IOS, and websites).
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What should I do?
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Try sending it to store anyway… I have the similar issue, the kit hangs when saving result and never complete it.
Another member has same question.
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/11910167-75e1-47d8-a0fb-fb8046c57f89/windows-app-certification-kit-31-reports-failure-due-to-crash-or-hang?forum=projectsiena.
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I read your post and looked into the failure ID that you posted regarding the failed Short DST test. That error is indicating a hard disk failure meaning that if it hasn't failed it might soon. If everything is working I would considering backing up your data on a regular basis just to be safe. You could have a local technician take a look at the hard drive to see how close it is to full failure.
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reports work fine on all the machines and never had an error. In fact, report is up in CR viewer when user presses button to export. Error is on the crrpt.export command
by the way, actually what happens when the cr.export is executed? Maybe that may help me.
Edited by: suzanne haig on Jun 18, 2009 9:27 PM
One issue that I noticed is that when there are report parameters defined they need to be in the same   block as the export object setup. I in fact do have parameters that are given their value from a dataset. This is done in the form that shows the crystal viewer, but they are not in the same procedure as the export creation and the dataset for the parameters is not declared on the form level. However, the report object is declared on the form level as is the datset with the report data, so any property added to it, should be visible throuout the form including where the export occurs.
However, this would not explain why the same situation works in another location and not just on the developer machine. I also notice that the error message says it cannot find the xsd file, but it is in the proper location (other wise the report would not be viewable or printable)
How does the export work, does it create an entire new instance of the report?   perhaps knowing what goes on behind the scenes would help me figure out what to do.
Edited by: suzanne haig on Jun 18, 2009 11:17 PM

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