| This project products a browser applet that can be used to digitally UDDI entities. | |
| In a production environment, you'll need to digitally sign the applet's jar file with your own certificate. | |
| In order to build this from scratch, you'll either need an Oracle JDK, or OpenJDK with IcedTea installed. | |
| There are two ways you can go about signing your copy of the digital signature applet | |
| 1) Alter the pom.xml file and point to your keystore and passwords | |
| 2) Leave the pom.xml as is, then build, then unsign the jar[1], the sign it with your key store[2] | |
| To build | |
| >mvn clean install | |
| [1] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7757083/how-do-i-unsign-a-jar | |
| [2] http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/deployment/jar/signing.html | |
| Once you have a built and signed jar file, verify the signature using this command | |
| >jarsigner -verify target/juddi-gui-dsig-{versuin}-SNAPSHOT-jar-with-dependencies.jar | |
| If you have confirmed that the file verifies, then move on and deploy it by copying it into the juddi-gui war file. | |
| > cp target/juddi-gui-dsig-{versuin}-SNAPSHOT-jar-with-dependencies.jar juddi-gui.war/applets/juddi-gui-dsig-all.jar | |
| Note: If you're building all jUDDI using maven, this is done for you. | |