Programming via secure connection
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Re: Programming via secure connection
I just noticed your response as I was preparing another question. What you've outline sounds good and more involved than originally conceived. It also sounds like something we should have paid for. Don't hesitate to ask if necessary.
Re: Programming via secure connection
Code signing will be in 3.3.3.
See the software comments from yesterday.
See the software comments from yesterday.
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Re: Programming via secure connection
Regarding these steps from pbreed,
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Basic operations:
1)Create a public/private key pair.
2)Turn on option in eclipse and or command line to sign code.
(Each build will prompt you for private key).
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1. Is the key pair a client or server key, or does it matter? And how is that key differentiated from the key used to make a secure connection?
2. I have not been able to find this option in Eclipse.
I'm using v3.3.4.
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Basic operations:
1)Create a public/private key pair.
2)Turn on option in eclipse and or command line to sign code.
(Each build will prompt you for private key).
-----------------------------------------------------
1. Is the key pair a client or server key, or does it matter? And how is that key differentiated from the key used to make a secure connection?
2. I have not been able to find this option in Eclipse.
I'm using v3.3.4.