Hi all,
I have two sis file. One of them is siged and another is unsigned. The signed sis file embed into unsigned sis file.The signed sis file uses capabilities.Should I signed both of them for working to device?
Hi all,
I have two sis file. One of them is siged and another is unsigned. The signed sis file embed into unsigned sis file.The signed sis file uses capabilities.Should I signed both of them for working to device?
I want to add a unique code for each sis file of my application.Because each sis file must be unique. How can I do that?
Regards,
Amit
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You should start a new thread for each new problem.
On the first question on this thread the answer is no, you do not have to certify the outer sis (self-sign would sufice), but you may want to do so in order to prevent a rather ugly warning message.
Regarding the second one ... do explain your requirement better an we will try to help you.
-- Lucian
I have 2 sis file, one of them is the main application(signed sis), the other one(self signed) just will has a text file that is embeded in sis(self signed). In text file there is unique number.So I want to create instant sis file with self signed. This sis file has a text file and will contain main application embeded.So my each sis file will connect a server with unique number.Is it possible and How can I read the text file from my main application sis?
you can't self-sign.
But you can create after install that .txt file or get it from server on 1st contact to server.
The following configuration would work:
What would not work is the opposite, a self-signed package inside a signed package.Code:unsigned_wrapper.sis @signedapp.sisx settings.ini
-- Lucian