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Exits with a 0 status if the command was successful. Exits and prints out an error message with a -1 status if the command failed.

 Command Summary
 ---------------
 -help         - print a usage summary
 -addjarsig    - add a SHA1withRSA PKCS v1.5 signature of a jarfile to an
 app descriptor file.
 -addcert      - add a https or content provider certificate
 to an app descriptor file.
 -showcert     - show a certificate from the app descriptor 
 file in human readable form.
 Options 
 -------
 These options are valid (and in some cases required to be use) with
 the commands above.
 -inputjad       
 -outputjad     
 
 -encoding    
 (default is UTF-8)
 -jarfile    
 -keystore   
 (default is .keystore - same as with keytool)
 -storepass  
 -alias      
 -keypass    
 -certnum     (default is "1" or calculated for addcert)
 -chainnum    (default is "1")
 -all        show all certificates
 Command Descriptions
 --------------------
 help:          Shows a list of use options.
 addcert:       Given a certificate and an unsigned jad file
 JadTool will create a base64 encoding of the 
 certificate file and include it in the jad file as  
 MIDlet-Certificate-1-1:  
 "base64 string" is a base64 encoding of the certificate.

Exits with a 0 status if the command was successful. Exits and prints out an error message with a -1 status if the command failed.

 Command Summary
 ---------------
 -help         - print a usage summary
 -addjarsig    - add a SHA1withRSA PKCS v1.5 signature of a jarfile to an
 app descriptor file.
 -addcert      - add a https or content provider certificate
 to an app descriptor file.
 -showcert     - show a certificate from the app descriptor 
 file in human readable form.
 Options 
 -------
 These options are valid (and in some cases required to be use) with
 the commands above.
 -inputjad       
 -outputjad     
 
 -encoding    
 (default is UTF-8)
 -jarfile    
 -keystore   
 (default is .keystore - same as with keytool)
 -storepass  
 -alias      
 -keypass    
 -certnum     (default is "1" or calculated for addcert)
 -chainnum    (default is "1")
 -all        show all certificates
 Command Descriptions
 --------------------
 help:          Shows a list of use options.
 addcert:       Given a certificate and an unsigned jad file
 JadTool will create a base64 encoding of the 
 certificate file and include it in the jad file as  
 MIDlet-Certificate-1-1:  
 "base64 string" is a base64 encoding of the certificate. 
 If the certificate already exists in the jad file
 it will not be duplicated.
 showcert:      Usage: java JadTool -showcert -certnum 
 Allows choice of certificate to view using this command.
 addjarsig:     Given the alias of a key (stored by the J2SE "keytool"
 utility" and an unsigned jad file, the JadTool will
 check to see that the jad file contains a 
 a  MIDlet-Certificate-1-1
 field.  It will then sign the jar file.
 In the event that no target jar file is specified
 JadTool will hash the jar file located at the URL 
 specified by the MIDlet-Jar-URL property if no 
 explicit jar file is given.