Grant Wagner <gw*****@agricoreunited.com> wrote in message
If I had to guess I'd say that "You don't appear to have any object
signing certificates".
Have you purchased a signing certificate from VeriSign or Thawte (or any
other signing authority)?
I have not purchased such a certificate yet, but the point is the
signtool -L is supposed to show me all the installed certificates,
including CA certificates, and only mark with '*' the object signing
certificates. I was worried that signtool didn't even show me the CA
certificates.
After generating a self-signed certificate, signtool -L worked
correctly and showed me all the CA certificates. This still seems like
a misbehaviour of signtool.
Our major target is to sign HTML pages containing JavaScript functions
that call Java functions included in a jar. The Java functions access
local resources (e.g., getProperties()) and therefore the JavaScript
must be signed (a burden that does not exist in Internet Explorer,
thanks God and MicroSoft).
We have read dozens of articles and examples how to do it, and
signtool apperas to sign correctly but still the JavaScript functions
fails with Access Denied exceptions. Do you know of a working example
or instructions how to do it?
Thanks in advance
Sruli Ganor