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I am trying to sign an XML file digitally on server side after uploading. To do this I need the key store alias of the file. From Google what I found in sample codes that the .keystore file is needed to do that. In sample codes they have used a hard coded path. Where will I get this? I have a token (digital signature) and after inserting it the browser is importing the certificate attributes. But I have no idea where the .keystore file is. Can anyone help ?

gmk
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You have to create a KeyStore using the Java keytool. The keytool is contained in your JREs/JDKs bin folder.

Here is a how-to for creating a .keystore file.

Jan
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  • Yes you are right. But, here I have to input all attributes of the certificate into command prompt and that will generate the key store file. Can I generate it through java code? because user will use his token to sign and I have to generate it. – gmk Feb 18 '15 at 13:01
  • Yes you can create it programmatically too. [This](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5312559/how-do-i-programmatically-create-a-new-keystore) should help you. – Jan Feb 18 '15 at 14:20