Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The jarsigner -verify is pretty limited to inspect the used certificates, chains and signatures. You can manually export the certificate entry and look at the cert chain, but it would be good if opening a JAR file can detect that automatically.
Describe the solution you'd like
The "Examine File" should recognize jar files and offer all contained keys chains to view.
(Optionally to validate the signature and digests from manifest.)
Describe alternatives you've considered
jarsigner might be hard to change as its a very regulated tool.
Additional context
I had to look at the certificate chain of a signed jar as it changed to to the expored UserTrust CA and that was not possible with the verbose output of jarsigner tool.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The jarsigner -verify is pretty limited to inspect the used certificates, chains and signatures. You can manually export the certificate entry and look at the cert chain, but it would be good if opening a JAR file can detect that automatically.
Describe the solution you'd like The "Examine File" should recognize jar files and offer all contained keys chains to view. (Optionally to validate the signature and digests from manifest.)
Describe alternatives you've considered jarsigner might be hard to change as its a very regulated tool.
Additional context I had to look at the certificate chain of a signed jar as it changed to to the expored UserTrust CA and that was not possible with the verbose output of jarsigner tool.