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Participant
Sep 5, 2012 8:17 PM UTC
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Could not generate timestamp: handshake alert: unrecognized_name using JRE 1.7.7

I'm new to this so I could be making some mistakes, but I'm learning Fireworks and I'm using an example from Chapter 13 of the Classroom In A Book for CS5.  It creates an AIR application, but when I try to generate the application I get the following error.

Could not generate timestamp: handshake alert:  unrecognized_name

In my searches I came across a Flash Builder Help question and answer that lead me to a Flex Bug and Issue Management System report (http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FB-33243) that suggest this is a bug that effects JRE 1.7.

It suggest the following work around:

Uncheck the Timestamp check box in Package settings wizard and click finish.Application is successfully exported to Signed AIR package.

OK, what? Does this Settings wizard exhist in Fireworks? Is there a workaroung?

If I go back to JRE 1.6 does it work?

Thanks,

Dan


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chris.campbell
Legend
Sep 6, 2012 5:10 AM UTC

Does Fireworks output/publish to .air files?  This sounds like an ADT certificate timestamp server issue.  How are you creating the .air file?

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Participant
Sep 6, 2012 4:45 PM UTC

Chris,

Fireworks is supposed to be able to make AIR files.  There is a Create AIR entry under the Commands menu.  I filled in the information for self certification and everything looks good until the last step.  When Fireworks tries to make the AIR files I get the error message.

Thanks,

Dan

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chris.campbell
Legend
Sep 6, 2012 8:58 PM UTC

Hi Dan,

Try going back to JRE 6.  I just talked with a coworker who ran into a very similar problem, reverting from 7 to 6 fixed it for him.  I'll investigate further.

Thanks,
Chris

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