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public sealed class UriActionEntity : Windows.AI.Actions.ActionEntity
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## -description
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A subtype of [ActionEntity](actionentity.md) that represents a URI.
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## -remarks
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Create an instance of this class by calling [ActionEntityFactory.CreateUriEntity](actionentityfactory_createurientity_492063993.md).
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Actions can use a *where* clause in their input combination declaration to specify that they are able to operate on one or more [Uri.Scheme](/dotnet/api/system.uri.scheme) values. For more information, see [Action definition JSON schema for App Actions on Windows](/windows/ai/app-actions/actions-json).
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The app is a VPN foreground app that was activated by the plugin. For more details, see [VpnChannel.ActivateForeground](../windows.networking.vpn/ivpnplugin_encapsulate_494498240.md).
The app is a print support app that was activated by the Print Management Console.
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## -remarks
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Values are mutually exclusive and cannot be combined. Each one relates to a different type of activation, and an app instance can be activated in only one way at a time.
Gets the value that indicates whether this app view is hosted or not.
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Gets the value that indicates whether this app view is hosted.
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## -property-value
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If **true**, this app view is hosted; if **false**, it is not.
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If **true**, this app view is hosted; if **false**, it isn't.
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## -remarks
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An app view is considered hosted when the process that launched it controls its lifetime. For example, the window that opens when a [FileOpenPicker](../windows.storage.pickers/fileopenpicker.md) is launched is considered hosted.
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An app view is hosted when the process that launches it controls its lifetime. For example, the window that opens when a [FileOpenPicker](../windows.storage.pickers/fileopenpicker.md) is launched is hosted.
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## -examples
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Here's a simple example that demonstrates how to use the `IsHosted` property:
Manages access for drag and drop within and between apps.
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## -remarks
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## -examples
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The following example demonstrates how to use the `CoreDragDropManager` to set up a drag-and-drop target that filters incoming data and delegates handling to a specified control.
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