The -certificate command lets you create a self-signed
digital code signing certificate. The command uses the following
syntax:
adt -certificate -cn name -ou orgUnit -o orgName -c country -validityPeriod years key-type output password
-cn The string assigned as the common name of the new
certificate.
-ou A string assigned as the organizational unit issuing
the certificate. (Optional.)
-o A string assigned as the organization
issuing the certificate. (Optional.)
-c A two-letter ISO-3166 country
code. A certificate is not generated if an invalid code is supplied.
(Optional.)
-validityPeriod The number of
years that the certificate will be valid. If not specified a validity
of five years is assigned. (Optional.)
key_type The
type of key to use for the certificate is 2048-RSA.
output The path and file name for the certificate file
to be generated.
password The password for accessing the new certificate.
The password is required when signing AIR files with this certificate.
