Is it possible to use the JarSigner class to sign a jar file within java? Currently I am using: String args[] = {\"-keystore\", keystore, \"-storepass\", password, jar, keyname};
I used the -validity property of the keytool to generate a keystore and self sign a jar. During the process, I saw the debug message that says
Our JNLP client application contains different JAR\'s. We sign all these JAR\'s at build-process. Now, we have one Jar which can not be verified, but only under Windows! (xalan-2.7.1.jar)
I am developing android applications with Eclipse and the Android SDK. For testing the app on a device it is pretty embarrasing to do the same job every time:
I am making my first app and just signed and did all that to make a of开发者_如何转开发ficial signed, non debugging apk. Now, if I want to make a small change, do I need to go through all the resignin
Ok I need some help here !! I am working with Windows 7 Home Premium and I have downloaded and installed the jdk6u25x64 and the android sdk. here in lies the problem. I have an app ready to publish an
I need to change expiry date of jar being signed by a certificate to say 30 days. Hence I execute in sequence (I provide relevant inputs for the first command). But in-spite of the -validity option be
I\'ve signed my jar with a key that I generated using keytool. At runtime, how do I verify that the jar hasn\'t been modified?
keytool -genkey -keystore myKeyStore -alias me keytool -selfcert -keystore myKeyStore -alias me jarsigner -keystore myKeyStore jarfile.jar me
I need to sign An开发者_如何学编程droid application (.apk). I have .pfx file. I converted it to .cer file via Internet Explorer and then converted .cer to .keystore using keytool. Then I\'ve tried to
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