Which files have been signed by Igniging the install4j on Max OS X How do I change?
Specifically, none of my application files (including its jar file) have been signed, it completely decodes the code signing purpose. So, I would like to fix it.
I would also like to do this on Windows, but it is possible that it has been handled properly (I have not yet checked).
The purpose of signing it is not that which can be signed in any way Actually signed
Windows reduces the UAC communication and shows them with a different warning level if executables are signed, each launcher that requests higher privileges , They should be signed so that Insta Su, uninstaller and may include your launcher. Mac OS X is a "concierge" which checks whether an app bundle that was downloaded from the Internet is signed. If not, it will not allow you to run it directly. This is the reason that the installer application bundle has to be signed. The concierge is not related to any application bundles that are installed by the installer, so they are not signed by default. This is mostly a good thing, otherwise you will not be able to modify Info.plist files of your launchers after installation. If you use entitlements to access specific features on Mac OS X, your launcher also needs to be signed. You can specify an entitlement file on the Launcher Wizard's "Executable Information-> Mac OS X Options" step, and by selecting "Sign In to Install Launcher" on the "Installer Options" step of the Mac OS X Media Wizard You can. install4j is not related to signing JAR files. If you need this feature for some reason, then you have to do it in your production process.
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