Currently we can have 4 forms of app file.

-   app file with code

-   app file without code

-   runtime app file

-   runtime app file without code.

Get-NAVAppInfo cmdlet

• Used with parameter "-Path" (read information from file)
• "Package type": Value will be for example "Standard" and "Runtime"
• "source code included": It will be true if app file include folder "src" with code. We can solve it for standard app files by unzipping. But it is not possible for Runtime Packages.
• "Symbols Only": This is similar to the previous value, but it will be true when application was created as a SymbolsOnly. Example: extension "Application" by Microsoft will have this value set as "true"
• "Compiled in version": It will be filled by BC version used when runtime package was compiled. It will be filed only for runtime Packages.

• Used with parameter "-AppId" (read information from database).
• "type": If it is not possible to get the information from the database, it will remain blank
• "source code included": It will be true if published application include code
• "Symbols Only": Same meaning described by “reading information from a file”. If it is not possible, it can be opposite for “source code included”
• "Compiled in version": If it is not possible to get the information from the database, it will remain blank