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September 5, 2012
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Could not generate timestamp: handshake alert: unrecognized_name using JRE 1.7.7

  • September 5, 2012
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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
September 6, 2012

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

Participant
September 6, 2012

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

chris.campbell
Legend
September 6, 2012

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