resigning... Is it possible?

[sashaslonmailer]

Hi All,
Can I resign my signed application without a new content ID?

[ltomuta]

Why do you think you would not be able to?

[Dansco]

Hi All,
Can I resign my signed application without a new content ID?

I know that you can unsign an app using a signsis tool by disabled...

[sashaslonmailer]

Hi ltomuta,
Thank you for your time,

Please, could you tell me the next:

What I need is to sign the next release of the same product. The question is can I use the same ID for different builds of the same product or I need to purchase a new ID for each build?

My application is working on Symbian 9.x platform

[ltomuta]

I have no idea what you mean by "content id" but
- should it be the Package UID then the answer is no, you don't need a new one, all you have to change is the version number of the package
- should it be the PublisherID then again the answer is no, you can use it for as long as it is valid (1 year)
- if you are speaking of the UID3/SID the answer is again no, we are talking of the same product therefore the UID value stands valid

[sashaslonmailer]

I mean "TCT Content IDs"
It is located on
https://www.symbiansigned.com/app/pa...t/contentId.do

when you log in https://www.symbiansigned.com/
and click "My Simbain Signed"

"TCT Content IDs" is a link on your left.
When you start signing with "Express signing" routine
you can't sign any content without that ID. It cost 20 US$
So when I have a new build, I need every time pay 20 US$
to sign the same application, isn't it?

May be is there a cheaper way?

thanks, for trying to help me

[ltomuta]

The documentation is pretty clear about that:

... [Express] Signing is not free. Each signing submission uses one Content ID. Developers must purchase Content IDs through the website. ...

Express signing is intended for commercial application releases not for R&D and testing. How many copies of your application would you have to sell to cover the cost of signing?

[sashaslonmailer]

Thanks ltomuta

You are really helped me. :-)
It's just because it's my first application ...

I will be more attentive