Re: Digital Signature for MIDlet?

IC, so it seems that it's better off for me to use SSL connection only
without applying the cert on my jar file. BountyCastle sounds like a
good choice, i'll propose that to my boss.

Thanx for all the feedback guys.
FooShyn

Ward Willats wrote:
> At 10:11 AM 7/24/2007, Joe Bowbeer wrote:
>> On 7/24/07, Ward Willats wrote:
>>> Motorola certainly does, and with the VeriSign Class 3 PCA too.
>>
>> Really?
>>
>> There's information about this at developer.motorola.com and based on
>> my own experience I believe it to be accurate.
>>
>> In short, you cannot purchase a certificate through Verisign or any
>> other certificate authority and sign the midlet yourself - it won't
>> work.  Instead, you need to go through Motorola in order to get this
>> done, but it will only be done if there is a business relationship
>> with Motorola and your company.
>
> Ah, OK. Yes, depends on what you are trying to do. If you just want
> to be in the Trusted 3rd Party Domain, to quiet warnings and so forth
> then the VeriSign cert works fine. If you want access to JSR-75 or
> something, then, yes, you need Motorola's cert to get into the
> manufacturer domain (or a carrier cert can do it for it you too in
> some cases).
>
> -- Ward
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