How to get a signed certificate from Samsung for Gear 2?

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Nikita Mikhailenko2014-07-06 13:01:31

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Nikita Mikhailenko, 2014-07-06 13:01:31

I'm starting to develop under samsung gear 2. As I understand it, to build .wgt, you need a certificate signed by Samsung. Tizen IDE help has a step-by-step guide to getting a subject, but after sending an encrypted request to the Samsung soap, I get an unencrypted response in response. And according to the guide, you should get an encrypted one, which you should decrypt with your key. Question: is this normal and if so, what to do with the received xml if the IDE does not want to accept it?

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Nikita Mikhailenko, 2014-07-07
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Samsung scored on its own guides and sends unencrypted certificate-registration.xml.
When adding it through the IDE, you need to enter the password that was specified when generating the request / importing the keystore (buttons next to it). The android keystore has a default password: "android" ( stackoverflow.com/questions/18589694/i-have-never-...
In PGA (GNU Privacy Assistant) it makes no sense to create your own key pair, they are not used.