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Ok, here's where I'm at-
Obtained a Security Certificate from VeriSign. Verified the Root CA is on the phone. Followed these directions VERBATIM- http://java.sun.com/javame/reference...50556936_18906 When attempting to install the jar, the phone still warns me that the application is still untrusted? This is driving me crazy!!! Thank you in advance for any help you can provide. |
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I have also followed these signing instructions-
http://www.spindriftpages.net/blog/d...orial-revised/ and verified that the jar is signed using- jarsigner -verify -verbos JarFile.jar and it comes back as verified but the phone still thinks it's untrusted??? |
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You need to install the MIDlet using the JAD-file. The JAD file contains the signature information. The JAR file is not changed during the signing, hence installing only that means installing an untrusted application.
Hartti |
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I was under the impression that the MF of the jar and JAD were identical?
Anyways, how can I install the jar using the JAD. I'm using the PC suite via a USB cable? Thank you |
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No, JAD adn mnifest are not identical. They contain some of the same attributes but JAD ins the only place for the signing information, for example.
I usually just send the files over bluetooth to the phone and start the installation from the phone inbox. Hartti |
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