diff -r 48780e181b38 -r 578be2adaf3e Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-EA864824-91E3-5A08-A316-1CE50273EF50.dita --- a/Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-EA864824-91E3-5A08-A316-1CE50273EF50.dita Tue Jul 20 12:00:49 2010 +0100 +++ b/Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-EA864824-91E3-5A08-A316-1CE50273EF50.dita Fri Aug 13 16:47:46 2010 +0100 @@ -1,90 +1,90 @@ - - - - - -Keytool -Reference -

Type keytool at the command prompt to get a list -of the commands that you can use with the tool.

To access more information -about a specific command, the list command for instance, -just type:

keytool –h list

-Syntax

keytool [OPTIONS]

The -following is a summary of commands available to use with keytool.

- - - -Full command -Shortened command -Description - - - - -

-liststores

-

-ls

-

Lists the available key store implementations.

- - -

-list

-

-l

-

Displays the contents of the key store.

- - -

-import

-

-i

-

Imports private keys in the store.

- - -

-remove

-

-r

-

Removes a key from the key store.

- - -

-setuser

-

-s

-

Set a user.

- - -

-setallusers

-

-a

-

Set multiple users.

- - -

-setmanager

-

-m

-

Set a manager.

- - -

-removeuser

-

-ru

-

Remove a user.

- - - -

Long commands, for example, liststores, list and setuser are -not case-sensitive but short commands, for example -ls, -l, -a,-s and -m are case sensitive.

If the commands are given -incorrectly or in the wrong sequence, for example keytool -store -l or keytool --i -l, the tool displays the default general help command.

In -interactive mode, any command called with the -p option displays -full details and waits for key input. In non-interactive mode, the option -is omitted.

-Example

To -read commands from an “inputfile” and give the output in “outputfile”, use -the following command:

keytool <inputfile> <outputfile>

The -file name should be mentioned with the path. If the tool cannot open the “inputfile” -or cannot create the output file, it will turn to interactive mode and display -the general help command. The input file can contain multiple commands but -each command should be separated by a new line character.

- -keytool Overview - -keytool Tutorials - + + + + + +Keytool +Reference +

Type keytool at the command prompt to get a list +of the commands that you can use with the tool.

To access more information +about a specific command, the list command for instance, +just type:

keytool –h list

+Syntax

keytool [OPTIONS]

The +following is a summary of commands available to use with keytool.

+ + + +Full command +Shortened command +Description + + + + +

-liststores

+

-ls

+

Lists the available key store implementations.

+ + +

-list

+

-l

+

Displays the contents of the key store.

+ + +

-import

+

-i

+

Imports private keys in the store.

+ + +

-remove

+

-r

+

Removes a key from the key store.

+ + +

-setuser

+

-s

+

Set a user.

+ + +

-setallusers

+

-a

+

Set multiple users.

+ + +

-setmanager

+

-m

+

Set a manager.

+ + +

-removeuser

+

-ru

+

Remove a user.

+ + + +

Long commands, for example, liststores, list and setuser are +not case-sensitive but short commands, for example -ls, -l, -a,-s and -m are case sensitive.

If the commands are given +incorrectly or in the wrong sequence, for example keytool -store -l or keytool +-i -l, the tool displays the default general help command.

In +interactive mode, any command called with the -p option displays +full details and waits for key input. In non-interactive mode, the option +is omitted.

+Example

To +read commands from an “inputfile” and give the output in “outputfile”, use +the following command:

keytool <inputfile> <outputfile>

The +file name should be mentioned with the path. If the tool cannot open the “inputfile” +or cannot create the output file, it will turn to interactive mode and display +the general help command. The input file can contain multiple commands but +each command should be separated by a new line character.

+ +keytool Overview + +keytool Tutorials + \ No newline at end of file