midlet certificate
[212 byte] By [RiekeyLeea] at [2007-10-3 11:33:44] 
I want to get certificate for my MIDlet suite. Could anyone give me some ideas which CA I should go with and how i can get my MIDlet certified?is there any documents talking about this?Thanks
I suggest you get a certificate with Thawte. Put the certificate in your keystore then let NetBeans sign your midlet using the certificate in the keystore
princa at 2007-7-15 14:01:21 >
Go through http://www.javaverified.com/
Shirsendua at 2007-7-15 14:01:21 >
I'm also interested in this topic. Thawte AFAIK doesn't provide a dedicated certificate for Java apps. This also applies to other CAs like verizon. Can a regular SSL certificate for a web server be used. If yes, what's with the "lifetime" of such a certificate? When I sign my MIDlet with a certificate for one year, will devices notice when I install this MIDlet after the year, so that I have to rebuy the certificate and put a new version online?
KyroMastera at 2007-7-15 14:01:21 >
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