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Originally Posted by ChrisF
Would you mind posting or emailing me the contents of the text box that appears below that error message? I have a suspicion that there is an error in the output along the lines of "jarsigner is not a recognized command" In which case that means that your JDK was not properly added to your path variable and therefore java files, namely jarsigner, cannot be used by command line.
APKtool is released under the apache2 open source license. That "step" is just legal jargon that needs to be with APKtool where it is distributed. Not reading the license will have no impact on the tool's performance.
Would you mind posting or emailing me the contents of the text box that appears below that error message? This might be the same issue yellowman is experiencing.
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Here is the content of the text box. I have screen shots too but I cannot attach them here or send them through PM, so if you PM me your email address I will email them to you.
May 12, 2010 1:22:27 PM brut.androlib.Androlib buildSourcesSmali
INFO: Smaling...
May 12, 2010 1:22:33 PM brut.androlib.Androlib buildResourcesFull
INFO: Building resources...
May 12, 2010 1:22:36 PM brut.androlib.Androlib buildApk
INFO: Building apk file...
'jarsigner' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
'jarsigner' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
D:\AppsDecoder\AppsDecoder>echo Building and signing App com.skyfire.browser.apk
Building and signing App com.skyfire.browser.apk
D:\AppsDecoder\AppsDecoder>cd /D D:\AppsDecoder\AppsDecoder
D:\AppsDecoder\AppsDecoder>java -jar apktool.jar -v b -f Apps\com.skyfire.browser
D:\AppsDecoder\AppsDecoder>jarsigner -keystore eDGe.keystore -storePass eDGe12 -keypass eDGe12 -signedjar RebuiltApps\com.skyfire.browser_Rebuilt.apk Apps\com.skyfire.browser\dist\out.apk eDGe
D:\AppsDecoder\AppsDecoder>jarsigner -verify RebuiltApps\com.skyfire.browser_Rebuilt.apk
D:\AppsDecoder\AppsDecoder>