You have two Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps named Catalog and Research, respectively.
You need to create a service in the Catalog app that can be queried by the Research app.
Which three tasks should you perform? Each correct answer presents part of the solution. app as an app service provider. The actual service will be implemented as a background task. The app service app exposes the service to other apps service in another application to perform tasks behind the scenes. Add a new Windows Runtime Component project to the solution. package family name of the app service app in order to call it.

A.
Enter the package family name of the Catalog app in the Catalog app.

B.
Add a Windows Runtime component to the Catalog app.

C.
Enter the package family name of the Catalog app in the Research app.

D.
Add an app service extension to package.appmanifest file in the Research app.

E.
Add a Windows Runtime component to the Research app.

F.
Add an app service extension to package.appmanifest file in the Catalog app.

Explanation:
F: Example: Add an app service extension to package.appxmanifest
In the AppServiceProvider project’s Package.appxmanifest file, add the following AppService extension to the
<Application> element. This example advertises the com.Microsoft.Inventory service and is what identifies this
B: Create the app service
An app service is implemented as a background task. This enables a foreground application to invoke an app
C: Deploy the service app and get the package family name
The app service provider app must be deployed before you can call it from a client. You will also need the
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/launch-resume/how-to-create-and-consume-an-
app-service