Plugin and Beans with Java 6 update 19

[jcompagner]

try

java -jar signtester.jar

first
that will give you the options

oeps thats true, default it just verifies
just give a argument with it:

java -jar signtester.jar x

and then it will explain what you can call

[tgs]

Johan,

I have now signed the jar files by my own generated kestore how you explained.
When I run the signtester.jar again, all the Verifying dirs are signed.
Than I have deleted the server cache and also the .servoy folder and Java cache files on the client side. Made a restart of the server, but still the same error while launching the smart client:

Error: JAR resources in JNLP file are not signed by the same certificate

What is wrong?

[mboegem]

Hi Thomas,

can you please post the details of the 'JAR resources in JNLP file are not signed by the same certificate' error here?
This gives good information which jars are involved here.

[tgs]

This are the resources of the jnlp file:

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?><jnlp codebase="http://192.168.1.11:8080" href="/servoy-client/plugins/servoy_jasperreports.jar.jnlp" spec="1.0+">
   <information>
      <title>Servoy Client Plugins</title>
      <vendor>Servoy and Others</vendor>
   </information>
   <resources>
      <jar download="eager" href="/plugins/servoy_jasperreports.jar" version="1274455126000"/>
      <jar download="eager" href="/lib/commons-collections.jar" part="commons-collections" version="1270212958000"/>
         <package name="org.apache.commons.collections.*" part="commons-collections" recursive="true"/>
      <jar download="eager" href="/lib/commons-logging.jar" part="commons-logging" version="1270212963000"/>
         <package name="org.apache.commons.logging.*" part="commons-logging" recursive="true"/>
      <jar download="eager" href="/lib/commons-dbcp.jar" part="commons-dbcp" version="1270212959000"/>
         <package name="org.apache.commons.dbcp.*" part="commons-dbcp" recursive="true"/>
         <package name="org.apache.commons.jocl.*" part="commons-dbcp" recursive="true"/>
      <jar download="eager" href="/plugins/servoy_jasperreports/jasperreports-3.7.3.jar" version="1276082068000"/>
      <jar download="eager" href="/plugins/servoy_jasperreports/commons-beanutils-1.8.0.jar" part="commons-beanutils" version="1274454356000"/>
         <package name="org.apache.commons.beanutils.*" part="commons-beanutils" recursive="true"/>
      <jar download="eager" href="/plugins/servoy_jasperreports/commons-digester-1.7.jar" part="commons-digester" version="1274454356000"/>
         <package name="org.apache.commons.digester.*" part="commons-digester" recursive="true"/>
      <jar download="eager" href="/plugins/servoy_jasperreports/iText-2.1.7.jar" part="itext" version="1274454358000"/>
         <package name="com.lowagie.*" part="itext" recursive="true"/>
      <jar download="eager" href="/plugins/servoy_jasperreports/jdt-compiler-3.1.1.jar" part="jdt-compiler" version="1274454362000"/>
         <package name="org.eclipse.jdt.*" part="jdt-compiler" recursive="true"/>
      <jar download="eager" href="/plugins/servoy_jasperreports/poi-3.5-FINAL-20090928.jar" part="poi" version="1274454364000"/>
         <package name="org.apache.poi.*" part="poi" recursive="true"/>
   </resources>
   <component-desc/>
   <security>
      <all-permissions/>
   </security>
</jnlp>

[jcompagner]

did you use the overwrite parameter of the signtester?

You really have to resign everything, you still seem to have mixed signing in jnlps

[tgs]

The command line was:

$ java -jar signtester.jar mykeystore <mypassword> MyPlugins [overwrite]

Before I have generated the mykeystore file with the keytool.

[ptalbot]

The command line was:

$ java -jar signtester.jar mykeystore <mypassword> MyPlugins [overwrite]

Before I have generated the mykeystore file with the keytool.

You should get rid of the [ and ] (square brackets) they are here in the help just to indicate that it is an optional parameter...
Then you will see that for each jar encoutered the tool will output that it is unsigned, then it should tell you that it is signed.

Takes a while to do them all, but you should be OK then...

[tgs]

You should get rid of the [ and ] (square brackets) they are here in the help just to indicate that it is an optional parameter...
Then you will see that for each jar encoutered the tool will output that it is unsigned, then it should tell you that it is signed.

Takes a while to do them all, but you should be OK then...

Thank you Patrick!

I'm little deranged because struggeling in signing - unsigning - signing .....

The output is now different then the try before. I'm currently launching the smart client... and cross my fingers that it will work now.

Edit: It's working!

[ptalbot]

Yes, we should all send a big thanks to Larry Ellison for all this headache.

Glad it worked in the end anyway!