diff -r 51a74ef9ed63 -r ae94777fff8f Symbian3/SDK/Source/GUID-D45A4AE9-4169-4466-B02B-629B15C3E9AA.dita --- a/Symbian3/SDK/Source/GUID-D45A4AE9-4169-4466-B02B-629B15C3E9AA.dita Wed Mar 31 11:11:55 2010 +0100 +++ b/Symbian3/SDK/Source/GUID-D45A4AE9-4169-4466-B02B-629B15C3E9AA.dita Fri Jun 11 12:39:03 2010 +0100 @@ -1,52 +1,52 @@ - - - - - -MakeKeys -TutorialThe MakeKeys tool is a PC-side stand-alone tool that helps you -to create a private key-public key pair and generate certificate requests. -

The following diagram illustrates the procedure for creating -a private key, self-signed certificate and a certificate request file.

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- -Creating -a private key and self signed certificate - -Generating -a certificate request - -Viewing -certificate details - - -
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  • The private key can be specified as an argument while signing an installation -file using the SignSIS tool. For details, see SignSIS.

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  • Symbian developer must send the certificate request to a trusted third -party, that is, a Certificate Authority (CA) for signing.

    The CA verifies -the identity of the originator of the certificate request. After verification, -the CA signs the public key (contained in the certificate request) using the -CA's private key and creates a signed certificate. This signed certificate -is then sent back to the applicant.

    The CA can return a single certificate -or a file containing a chain of certificates. This includes intermediate certificates -in addition to the CA's root certificate and the Symbian developer certificate. -

    Certificates returned by CA must be in the base64 -encoded ASCII format.
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  • The digital certificate returned by the CA must be bundled with the -installation file to allow the digital signature to be verified. The self-signed -certificate can then be discarded.

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-MakeKeys -Overview -MakeKeys -Reference + + + + + +MakeKeys +TutorialThe MakeKeys tool is a PC-side stand-alone tool that helps you +to create a private key-public key pair and generate certificate requests. +

The following diagram illustrates the procedure for creating +a private key, self-signed certificate and a certificate request file.

+ +
+ +Creating +a private key and self signed certificate + +Generating +a certificate request + +Viewing +certificate details + + +
    +
  • The private key can be specified as an argument while signing an installation +file using the SignSIS tool. For details, see SignSIS.

  • +
  • Symbian developer must send the certificate request to a trusted third +party, that is, a Certificate Authority (CA) for signing.

    The CA verifies +the identity of the originator of the certificate request. After verification, +the CA signs the public key (contained in the certificate request) using the +CA's private key and creates a signed certificate. This signed certificate +is then sent back to the applicant.

    The CA can return a single certificate +or a file containing a chain of certificates. This includes intermediate certificates +in addition to the CA's root certificate and the Symbian developer certificate. +

    Certificates returned by CA must be in the base64 +encoded ASCII format.
  • +
  • The digital certificate returned by the CA must be bundled with the +installation file to allow the digital signature to be verified. The self-signed +certificate can then be discarded.

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+MakeKeys +Overview +MakeKeys +Reference
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