Web and WebWorks Development

[MSohm · Accepted solution]

Try adding your proxy server information to your command line.  Details can be found here:

Unable to register keys or sign a file while behind a proxy server

http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Testing-and-Deployment/Unable-to-register-keys-or-sign-a-file...

[chaivck]

Hi Mark Sohm,

Its working now. I added proxy details in command line and also in the JDE preferences window. Now it works..

Thanks a lot for the help..

Chaitanya.

[chaivck]

Hi Mark Sohm,

I am getting the same problem again while requesting Sign keys. 

Sometmies it is signing all the .cod files, sometimes it is not. It stuck after signing some of the .cod files.

But i am receiving mail from WebSigner saying "Successfule code signing request" for all the .cod files.

Thank You.

Chaitanya..

[MSohm]

Does your proxy/network limit the number of concurrent connections to the same location?  SignatureTool makes a unique connection for every signature it requests.  If these are getting terminated by your network you could see this issue.

You can configure the number of concurrent connections by adding a property to the signaturetool.set file (located in the same location as SignatureTool.jar).  Try to add the following and lower the number until you see stability.  The default if not set is 20.

numThreads=10

[chaivck]

Hi Mark Sohm,

SignatureTool is working now. It is the problem with Java SDK 7. 

Thanks for all the support.

Chaitanya.

[shupor]

Do you mind sharing what the problem with the JAVA SDK and the solution you applied?

I am getting the same issue where it gets stuck on 'Receiving Response' even though i get the email saying it has been successfully signed. 

[chaivck]

Hi Shupor,

I uninstalled Java 7 and installed java 6.

Thanks,

Chaitanya.

[shupor]

Thank you. Rolled back to java 6 and it worked fine

[Isanderthul]

Try cancelling the signing by clicking cancel in packaging project, and start over. Sometimes this gets it a bit further.