Six Steps to Signing your Java Code
Developers and Web masters benefit from object signing because it builds trust in their names and makes it more difficult to falsify their products. By signing their code, developers build a trusted relationship with users, who learn they can download software signed by that publisher or Web site with confidence.With Sun Java signing, developers can create exciting Web pages using signed Java applets, plug-ins, or other executables. And users can make educated decisions about which software they want to download.
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| Publisher: | Verisign | Published: | 09/26/2008 | Type: Length: Format: |  Whitepaper 10 pages |
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