Mobile security tool jarsigner

1 demand

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2 grammar

C:\Users\Administrator>jarsigner
 usage : jarsigner [ Options ] jar-file  Alias 
       jarsigner -verify [ Options ] jar-file [ Alias ...]

[-keystore <url>]            Keystore location 

[-storepass < password >]          Password for keystore integrity 

[-storetype < type >]          Keystore type 

[-keypass < password >]            Password for the private key  ( If different )

[-certchain < file >]          Replace the name of the certificate chain file 

[-sigfile < file >]           .SF/.DSA  The name of the document 

[-signedjar < file >]          Signed  JAR  The name of the document 

[-digestalg < Algorithm >]         The name of the summary algorithm 

[-sigalg < Algorithm >]            Name of the signature algorithm 

[-verify]                    Verify signed  JAR  file 

[-verbose[:suboptions]]      Signature / Output details during validation .
                             The sub options can be  all, grouped  or  summary

[-certs]                     Show certificate when outputting details and validation 

[-tsa <url>]                 The location of the timestamp Authority 

[-tsacert < Alias >]            The public key certificate of the timestamp authority 

[-tsapolicyid <oid>]         Timestamp of the issuing authority  TSAPolicyID

[-tsadigestalg < Algorithm >]       Algorithm of summary data in timestamp request 

[-altsigner < class >]            Class name of the alternative signature mechanism 

[-altsignerpath < Path list >]  The location of the alternative signature mechanism 

[-internalsf]                Include... In the signature block  .SF  file 

[-sectionsonly]              Do not hash the entire list 

[-protected]                 The keystore has a protected authentication path 

[-providerName < name >]       Provider name 

[-providerClass < class >         The name of the encryption service provider 
  [-providerArg < Parameters >]]...  Main class file and constructor parameters 

[-strict]                    Treat warnings as errors 

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3 Example

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4 Reference material