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I have looked at a few youtube videos about signing certificates and eventually was convinced that I need to sign up to a certificate provider; so I'm now signed up on the azure platform and subscribed to the "trusted signing service".
Is there any document I can follow to sign my java app? It is built and ready for deployment. However, if was build outside of azure. All I need is to have it "trusted" when running.
Hi @Kemmardo Simmonds , did you need any more help with this question? If not could you please mark "Accept Answer" on the appropriate answer so other users can reference it?
Thank you,
James
Hi @Kemmardo Simmonds , did you need any more help with this question? If not could you please mark "Accept Answer" on the appropriate answer so other users can reference it?
Thank you,
James
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Hi @Kemmardo Simmonds , currently you would have to use a third-party tool that integrates Trusted Signing for Java. JSign is one option.
Please let me know if you have any questions and I can help you further.
If this answer helps you please mark "Accept Answer" so other users can reference it.
Thank you,
James