Update

Add IAPUWPDLL UWP Plugin to enable Unity UWP built to call IAP. For details, refer to IAPUWPDLL/readme

IAPShow is the Unity project, now with IAPUWPDLL and IAPWraper, Win Store IAP call works in below Unity built/running mode:

Unity Editor

Win32

UWP

IAPWRAPPER

Desktop Bridge helps developers gradually migrate traditional apps to the Universal Windows Platform (UWP). The In-App Purchase (IAP) in Windows Store is an important scenario to monetize the converted apps. When working with developers on this scenario, I notice certain obstacles are in common，for example:

a. Porting old .Net or unmanaged applications to use the IAP UWP APIs.

b. Didn’t use async calls properly in UI apps and caused hang/deadlock

c. Default purchase windows failed to popup

d. Need accurate guide to follow IAP testing with current Windows Store APIs

Here I would like to explain a general solution to solve above issues, and also show four samples to use the IAPWrapper quickly:

a. WinForm in old .Net version

b. WPF app

c. Win32 App in C++

d. Unity App in old .Net version

Refer to: http://flwe.azurewebsites.net/2018/05/03/enable-in-app-product-purchases-for-desktop-bridge-converted-applications/

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