JavaKeyToolGUI  For PC (Latest)
1. Supports several Android API and JDK 7 - 13
2. Instantiate keytool command line tool
3. Generate a java key without a password
4. Generate a java key with a password
5. Retrieve Java Key and Keystore password
6. Retrieve JKS Properties
7. Retrieve Key Location info
8. Return Key Fingerprint
9. Change Key Fingerprint
10. Change Password
11. Import Key
12. Export Key
13. Create a New Key
14. Main Screen
15. Info Screen
16. Summary Screen
17. Key Store Activity
18. Update Key Password
19. Import/Export KeyManager
20. Import/Export Certificate
21. Import/Export X509Certificate
22. Import/Export CertificateChain
23. Import/Export KeyStore
24. Export Certificate
25. Export Key
26. Export KeyStore
27. Export JKS Properties
28. Import BouncyCastle Certificate
29. Import BouncyCastle Certificate Chain
30. Import BouncyCastle Certificate Chain PublicKey
31. Import BouncyCastle Certificate Chain PrivateKey
32. Import BouncyCastle Certificate Chain CertificateKey
33. Delete Key
34. Delete Key Store
35. Export Private Key
36. Export Private Key PrivateInfo
37. Delete Public Key
38. Delete Public Key PublicInfo
39. Export Certificate
40. Delete Certificate
41. Edit Certificate
42. Generate Serial Number
43. Compare Key and Certificate
44. Show Certificate
45. Show Key Store
46. Show Key
47. Show KeyInfo
48. Show CertificateChain
49. Show CertificateChain PublicKey
50. Show CertificateChain PrivateKey
51. Show CertificateChain CertificateKey
52. Show CertificateChain Certificate
53. Show CertificateChain PrivateKey
54. Show CertificateChain PublicKey
55. Show CertificateChain CertificateKey
56. Show CertificateChain Certificate
57. Show KeyStore
58. Show PrivateKey
59. Show Password
60. Show Password (Compare)
61. Show X509Certificate
62. Show X509Certificate Chain
63. Show X509Certificate Chain PublicKey
64. Show X509Certificate Chain PrivateKey
65. Show X509Certificate Chain CertificateKey
66. Show X509Certificate Chain Certificate
67. Show X509Certificate Chain PrivateKey
JavaKeyToolGUI  Free Registration Code For PC (Final 2022)
To get an API key for Google Map view you have to get that MD5 fingerprint of your own private key. In this tutorial you can get it with the Java Key Tool GUI 
This tutorial also shows how to get it with GPG signing.
 
Signing Java application
By default Java Key Tool GUI uses SHA1 algorithm to provide fingerprint. Java Key Tool GUI comes with a few options to choose an algorithm.
Also, you can change the $JAVA_HOME variable if you have different Java home path.
You can use your own private keys for signing your application. If the certification is removed from your file, you will be notified about this.
 
Samples of signed Java apps
Following are two sample apps signed with Java Key Tool GUI.
1-  Apache POI Signed Java app
2-  HSQLDB Signed Java app
I used the following commands to generate the required files:
1-  gradle clean install
2-  gradle clean -d
3-  gradle clean build -d
4-  $JAVA_HOME/bin/javakeytoolgui 
 
JavaKeyToolGUI Screen shots:
 
Apache POI Signed Java app
HSQLDB Signed Java app
Update
$JAVA_HOME/bin/javakeytoolgui option -sign
By default the algosign option is set as SHA1. But if you need to change it you can do it with the following command:
$JAVA_HOME/bin/javakeytoolgui -signalgosign="MD5"
This will set the algosign option as MD5
$JAVA_HOME/bin/javakeytoolgui -signalgosign="SHA1"
This will set the algosign option as SHA1
 
Java Key Tool GUI source code (Apache POI Signed Java app)
 
Java Key Tool GUI source code (HSQLDB Signed Java app)
 
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