On Friday 13 April 2007 09:35, Jerome Lacoste wrote:>
> Yes but there are two different problems:
>
> - the fact that the skip sign incorrectly skips unsigned plugins after a
> mistake
>
> - the fact that you want to avoid resigning jars. I know some people
> moved the signing out of the webstart process, probably to solve that
> issue. You can do so with the jar-signer mojo. Maybe that's what you
> should look at. Then we will need a way to say: sign those jars, not
> the others.
If we were to use jar:sign, I think we could create and install artifacts
(possibly with a classifier attached). ButI think it would still be
necessary to tell the webstart plugin that "here are some signed jar files
that you can use."
>
> One way to do it would be to use a small signing application that sits
> in front of a maven repository.
The problem with this (if I understand it correctly) is that we don't want
signed jars unless they're going into the webstart app. It actually creates
problems with some tools.
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