How to create Symbian certificate file from iMobile and using the Sign Tool ?
In addition to OPDA, you can get Nokia Symbian S60 v3 and v5 certificate file from iMobile. But I do not like it because does not understand Chinese writing. My difficulty with that….. I have a problem with that. But if you want alternative, just find the steps by steps tutorial with Google.
Here I will show you how to sign the application with iMobile Sign Tool through interactive tutorials (click as instructed). I assumed that you have the certificate file already. If not, watch this video first.
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Then, after you get the certificate file, continue with follow the interactive tutorial below to sign Symbian applications.
Tips… put the .cer and .key file on the same folder.
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