Signed version of older SWT libraries #300
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I am working on maintaining an older product, which is currently based on Java 8, and we are still distributing 32-bit versions of our software (we have many legacy customers). Some parts of our product use the SWT libraries. Ideally, we would be on the latest version of the Eclipse SDK, but unfortunately this is not possible at this time because we still need the 32-bit libs, and we rely on Java 8. From my research, the Eclipse SDK no longer distributes 32-bit versions of the SWT libraries, with the last one available being 4.9. Similarly, 4.16 is the last version to support Java 8. Our security department's main concern is that the SWT DLLs in version 4.9 are not signed binaries, while more recent versions (like 4.16) have signed binaries. Is there any way to obtain signed DLLs for the older 4.9 version? |
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You can buy a code-signing certificate and sign the code by yourself and then ship such signed jars/dlls with your product. |
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You can buy a code-signing certificate and sign the code by yourself and then ship such signed jars/dlls with your product.