The arguments are just supplementary information, like your name and
location.
Key content is different each time.
You should backup the key file to a safe place, like a usb flash drive
or online storage / source repository.
-- Kostya
14.12.2010 14:35, Jiang ?????:
I lost the key store which has been used to sign a published application.
I generated the key store with the following instructions:
keytool -genkey -keystore <keystore-name> -storepass <store-password>
-alias <store-alias> -keypass <key-password> -validity <validity-date>
-dname <d-name>
I remember all arguments used to generate the key store, how can I
generate the same key store?
Thanks.
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