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Creating a certificate signed by a trusted third party

To create a certificate signed by a trusted third party, first follow the steps under #Creating a self signed certificate and then continue with the steps below:

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  1. Note all the "parents" of the response certificate in order (from the first parent to the CA root) - you can see them in windows by opening the .crt file (e.g. servoy.crt) and see the certification path (a "tree" with all the "parents").
  2. Open the certificate in an editor - let's call it target certificate.
  3. For each parent in the parent's list (taken from the "first" parent up to the CA root)
    1. add its content into the target certificate's file at the beginning of the file; the content is from "--BEGIN CERTIFICATE-" to "-END CERTIFICATE--" (new lines are allowed between certificates' content)
  4. run the command again: keytool -import -alias MyPlugins -keystore mykeystore.ks -trustcacerts -file mykeystore.crt

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