So, I have decided to create a series of posts that build up a bunch of common, important parts of an application that you might want to have in place before you even start developing your core functionality. For example, you might need some helpers, services and base classes that make your job easier or allow you to start with your base patterns, such as, MVC, MVVM, etc. For those who aren’t yet familiar with UWP, you can check out this article by Tyler Whitney.Īs many of you developers out there are aware, sometimes you have to build or bring with you a number of application infrastructure items before you can even get started with the core application logic. The scripts are adapted from HoloToolkit.I just rolled off a client recently that needed to build a Universal Windows Platform (UWP) application as part of their hardware and software solution. On the other hand, if you upload a file to this path, it can be read out by UWP application. So, when the file is written to this path in UWP application, it will appear here, and you can download it by simply clicking on the download button. The folder LocalAppData\SOMEAPP\RoamingState on the device portal is mapped to in the application at runtime. Therefore, we need to find out the accessible directory for both HoloLens application and user on PC. But the directories listed on the device portal is not complete. Create a file elsewhere, and make HoloLens application read itįile explorer on the device portal is used as a bridge.Save something to a file in HoloLens application, and later access it.Tools like file picker and OneDrive are definitly over-kill for this task.
Getting access to non-media file is not an easy task. Unlike Windows on a PC or phone, HoloLens does not have a File Explorer application. It is written in HoloLens official document about saving and sending your files: Tranferring file to and from HoloLens seems non-trivial.
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