#
# JAR signing directive. This is the directive file used by javakey to 
# sign a JAR file.
#

# Which signer to use. This signer must be in the database.

signer=WWW


# Certificate number to use for this signer. This determines which
# certificate will be included in the PKCS#7 block. This is mandatory
# and is 1-based. Its value should be the number that javakey
# previously assigned to the signer's certificate when it generated it 
# (or imported it). You can see which numbers javakey assigns 
# to certificates by viewing the output of the 
# -ld or -li javakey option. 

cert=1


# Certificate chain depth of a chain of certificates to include. This is
# currently not supported.

chain=0

# The name to give to the generated signature file and associated signature
# block. This must be 8 characters or less.
# The generated signature file and associated signature block will have 
# this name, with the .SF and .DSA extensions, respectively.
# In this example, the files will be DUKESIGN.SF and DUKESIGN.DSA.

signature.file=WWWSign


# (Optional) The name to give to the signed JAR file.

out.file=ExampleSigned.jar