Yes, finally i can resign al jar in the application server part, except the hibernate3 that send me an error
I think you can guess, what the next question is?
what is the error??
Solvet to, i get the jar of my local servoy and upload to the server! Thanks for all
pentamsi:
Yes, finally i can resign al jar in the application server part, except the hibernate3 that send me an error
Although I don’t know the error, I can imagine this has something to do with available memory. (most of the errors I’ve seen during signing were caused by that…)
Please look at the ServoyForge wiki page of the signtester to see how to assign extra memory to the signing process.
No, this error not are about the memory usage, but in the wiki i see the form to implement more memory in the isntruction, thanks for all
Hi all, I get this error in an app server when i want to launch the Smart Client
JNLPException[category: Error de ejecución de archivo : Exception: null : LaunchDesc:
<jnlp spec="1.0+" codebase="http://192.168.1.2:8080/" href="http://192.168.1.2:8080/servoy-client/plugins/pdf_output.jar.jnlp">
<information>
<title>Servoy Client Plugins</title>
<vendor>Servoy and Others</vendor>
<homepage href="null"/>
<offline-allowed/>
</information>
<security>
<all-permissions/>
</security>
<update check="timeout" policy="always"/>
<resources>
<jar href="http://192.168.1.2:8080/plugins/pdf_output.jar" version="1311599285216" part="pdfoutput" download="eager" main="false"/>
<jar href="http://192.168.1.2:8080/plugins/pdf_output/itext.jar" version="1311599319176" part="itext" download="eager" main="false"/>
<jar href="http://192.168.1.2:8080/plugins/pdf_output/bcmail.jar" version="1311599296340" part="bouncycastle" download="eager" main="false"/>
<jar href="http://192.168.1.2:8080/plugins/pdf_output/bcprov.jar" version="1311599309199" part="bouncycastle" download="eager" main="false"/>
<package name="com.lowagie." part="itext" recursive="true"/>
<package name="org.bouncycastle." part="bouncycastle" recursive="true"/>
</resources>
<component-desc/>
</jnlp> ]
I’ve already overwrote the JARS with a key created in the same machine and changed in the JNLP the version (1.46.0) to %%version%%… what am i missing here?
Thanks in advanced
Have you tried clearing the client’s Java cache?
Yes, I have cleared the Java cache in the client, but it still don’t work
Not sure the issue is with signing.
It looks more like there is an issue with the download of one (or more) of the jars.
I would clear the server cache as well (located in your /application_server/server/work/Catalina/[YOURHOST]/), and make sure all the jars are present in /plugins…
Patrick, thanks for the help.
It seems I don’t have all the jars in that folder. There are 25 elements while in the app_server/plugins there are 37.
Nevertheless, I’ve checked for the “pdf_output” (the one that is in the exception) and that seems to be fine.
Sorry, this is probably a really dumb question.
I have always signed my jars with a self signed certificate that i produce.
I have recently had my hosting company put an SSL certificate on the server.
There are a series of files *.episource.co.uk.ca *.episource.co.uk.crt *.episource.co.uk.csr *.episource.co.uk.key
i assume the .key is the keystore.
However i dont have a password or an alias that i normall generate when doing my slef signed version.
how do i apply the signtester.jar command with this proper ssl certificate?
Thanks in advance
David
you should have a password
But an ssl certificate for a server (https) is not i think directly the same as a signing certificate (but i could be wrong here)
The password i think is the thing you defined when you created that request for a certificate.
Yes, Johan is right, a SSL certificate is generally not the same thing as a code signing certificate.
And then you need to import your certificate into a Java keystore to be able to use it with the signtester.
Google “import code signing certificate into a java keystore” and you should find all sorts of tutorials for that…