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[J2ME] Developer Certificate

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Rainer - 07 Jun 2006 08:11 GMT
Hello NG,

i'm writing a j2me midlet. The Midlet has to access to the local
filesystem (filesystem of the mobile). So I need a cerificate or a
security exception is raised. I'm having a Nokia 6270 mobile, so i need
a developer certificate (or something like this) to sign my midlet.

Does anyone know how to get such a cerificate.

Best regards

Rainer Blickle
dimitar - 07 Jun 2006 13:14 GMT
You can get a code-signing certificate from http://verisign.com or
http://thawte.com. Otherwise, you can find which method throws the
security exception and stub it for the time being.


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