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Mark McKay
I'm trying to get webstart working for a movie editor I've created
using Java2D:
https://gazelle.dev.java.net/binaries/gazelleEditor.html
(You can download the entire source or compiled binaries by going to
https://gazelle.dev.java.net)
When I try to launch this through webstart I get the error
JAR resources in JNLP file are not signed by same certificate
However, I know these jars are signed by the same certificate. My Ant
build process for deploying to the web includes:
<!-- Make sure all webstart jars are signed with the same
certificate -->
<signjar alias="${key.user}" storepass="${key.password}"
keystore="${key.location}">
<fileset dir="www">
<include name="**/*.jar"/>
</fileset>
</signjar>
I include them in my JNLP file as:
<security>
<all-permissions/>
</security>
<resources>
<j2se version="1.4+"/>
<jar href="gazelleEditor.jar"/>
<jar href="movieTools.jar"/>
</resources>
However, I still get this error that they are not signed by the same
certificate.
The editor works fine when run as a regular Java app. Any ideas
what's wrong? Also, what's a JNLP <extension>? I saw another post in
this newsgroup referring to this, but the java.sun.com website does
not define it.
Mark McKay
using Java2D:
https://gazelle.dev.java.net/binaries/gazelleEditor.html
(You can download the entire source or compiled binaries by going to
https://gazelle.dev.java.net)
When I try to launch this through webstart I get the error
JAR resources in JNLP file are not signed by same certificate
However, I know these jars are signed by the same certificate. My Ant
build process for deploying to the web includes:
<!-- Make sure all webstart jars are signed with the same
certificate -->
<signjar alias="${key.user}" storepass="${key.password}"
keystore="${key.location}">
<fileset dir="www">
<include name="**/*.jar"/>
</fileset>
</signjar>
I include them in my JNLP file as:
<security>
<all-permissions/>
</security>
<resources>
<j2se version="1.4+"/>
<jar href="gazelleEditor.jar"/>
<jar href="movieTools.jar"/>
</resources>
However, I still get this error that they are not signed by the same
certificate.
The editor works fine when run as a regular Java app. Any ideas
what's wrong? Also, what's a JNLP <extension>? I saw another post in
this newsgroup referring to this, but the java.sun.com website does
not define it.
Mark McKay