For MeV to work as a Java Webstart application, the JAR
files in the ./resources/jar must be signed. The currently
checked in JAR files have already been signed, so there is
no need to do this again unless MeV itself needs to be
updated. In that case, the new JAR files need to be signed.
Since this is a somewhat complex task, we have tried to make
easier.

Follow this procedure:

1. Delete all the existing JAR files in the ./resources/jar
   directory.
2. Copy all JAR files from the MeV distribution into the
	./resources/jar directory
3. Run 'ant fixjars' (*)
4. Run 'ant signjars'
5. Commit the changes to the subversion repository.

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* There is currently a problem with the 'magetab-parser.jar' 
and 'goose.jar' files. 

The 'magetab-parser.jar' file contains identical copies of 
several files and the signing tool doesn't allow this. The 
'fixjars' target will re-package the JAR file and remove 
the extra copies.

The 'goose.jar' file has already been signed by another
authority. To reduce the number of warnings a user has to
get through we remove the existing signature and replace
it with our own.
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Note!

The mev-base.key is the self-signed certificate that we have
used to sign the JAR files. It has the following properties:

Alias: mev-base
Password: mev-base
Name: BASE Development team
Organizational unit: BASE Development team
Organization: Lund University
City: Lund
State: Sweden
Country code: SE

To re-generate the keystore execute the following command:

keytool -genkey -validity 1000 -alias mev-base -keypass mev-base -keystore mev-base.key
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