Hi,
I have two apps that I am about to publish. Each app is in its own folder. I also have another folder for general stuff , samples , doc.. etc. This third folder is my main folder.
I understand that I have to sign each one of my two apps.
Also, I can use the same key for each app.
Here is what I think I should do.
1. In one of the apps click on the signing option.
2. Fill out my name and company and country
3. Enter a password.
4. Click on the browse button to locate the directory I want the key file ton be stored. For me it will be the third folder where I keep my samples and doc. etc.
5. Once I have the location displayed via the browse then I type the file name of the key file I wish to hold me keys in. For me I want the key file in my main folder.
6. I press ok and then I am done for app one of my two apps.
Now for app2 or my second app.
When I am in the app I select the signing option.
1. I will be presented with the Private Sign Key dialog.
2. I select the load existing key option
3. I am assuming the I will view the key file that I created before and I assume that my name , org and country and password will be filled in
4. Now if it retrieves all of this then all I have to do is press ok and the second app will be signed.
Is that how I do it?
Can I do all my apps that way - I have 20 of them. I plan to keep the Key file in my main folder.
I don't want to mess up , that is why I asked the question. If this is the way it works then it is wonderful.
Thanks,
Jerry
PS - I have a desktop computer and a laptop I assume I can set this up so I can sign from both machines - is that correct?
I have two apps that I am about to publish. Each app is in its own folder. I also have another folder for general stuff , samples , doc.. etc. This third folder is my main folder.
I understand that I have to sign each one of my two apps.
Also, I can use the same key for each app.
Here is what I think I should do.
1. In one of the apps click on the signing option.
2. Fill out my name and company and country
3. Enter a password.
4. Click on the browse button to locate the directory I want the key file ton be stored. For me it will be the third folder where I keep my samples and doc. etc.
5. Once I have the location displayed via the browse then I type the file name of the key file I wish to hold me keys in. For me I want the key file in my main folder.
6. I press ok and then I am done for app one of my two apps.
Now for app2 or my second app.
When I am in the app I select the signing option.
1. I will be presented with the Private Sign Key dialog.
2. I select the load existing key option
3. I am assuming the I will view the key file that I created before and I assume that my name , org and country and password will be filled in
4. Now if it retrieves all of this then all I have to do is press ok and the second app will be signed.
Is that how I do it?
Can I do all my apps that way - I have 20 of them. I plan to keep the Key file in my main folder.
I don't want to mess up , that is why I asked the question. If this is the way it works then it is wonderful.
Thanks,
Jerry
PS - I have a desktop computer and a laptop I assume I can set this up so I can sign from both machines - is that correct?
