Hi Andrew,
I'm hoping to understand your situation well enough to explain it to our
WebStart guys.
First, does your application require permissions not granted by the
default sandbox? If not, I'm told JAXB can be included as a JNLP
extension, even in an application where the jar files are signed and
given all permissions, without signing JAXB.
Second, are you still trying to sign the signed jars? We signed them to
obviate the need for users to do that, so would be interested in your
motivation in wanting to do so.
Third, it's probably a bug that relaxngDatatype isn't signed. However,
that's a problem only if you require permissions not granted by the
default sandbox.
Regards,
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Andrew.Ferguson_at_arm.com wrote:
> hi,
>
> I've separated the jaxb jars into a separate jnlp file which is included
> as an extension. The problem is that the application won't start because it
> thinks some resources aren't signed. Through a process of elimination it
> seems to be something in the jaxb jars. I've tried verifying all of them
> and all work except relaxNGDatatype.jar which says:
>
> H:\public_html\testapp\lib>jarsigner -verify relaxngDatatype.jar
> jarsigner: java.lang.IllegalStateException: zip file closed
>
> I've tried this against various versions of the relaxngDatatype.jar (e.g.
> with the jwsdp1.3 version and the latest binary JAXB drop version, and one
> from the maven repository from Jan) and all say the same thing. I've worked
> around this by unpacking and rezipping, and resigning the jar and including
> it as part of my jnlp file rather than as part of jaxbs.
>
> It'd be really useful if anyone could see if relaxNGDatatype.jar causes
> similar problems for them with jarsigner.
>
> thanks,
> Andrew
>
>
>
>>Hi Ed,
>>
>>thanks for the reply :)
>>
>>I've signed my own generated jars and added them all in the same JNLP as
>>the original jwsdp 1.3 jars but WebStart complains that
>>
>> JAR resources in JNLP file are not signed by same certificate
>>
>>I thought it might be possible to multiple people to sign jars but by the
>>sound of it this isn't the case?
>>
>>any help appreciated,
>>thanks,
>>Andrew
>
>
>
>
>
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