'keytool' is not recognized
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Hello,
I want to obtain an API key for Google Maps for Android development purposes.
To do this, I need to obtain a digital signature; when I type the 'keytool' command in the cmd,
it tells me that it is not recognized as an internal command...
the PATH variable contains system 32.
Thank you for your response....
I want to obtain an API key for Google Maps for Android development purposes.
To do this, I need to obtain a digital signature; when I type the 'keytool' command in the cmd,
it tells me that it is not recognized as an internal command...
the PATH variable contains system 32.
Thank you for your response....
Configuration: Windows XP Firefox 3.5
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It's a bit of a late response, but for those who have a bug with the keytool command and get the reply: 'keytool' is not recognized....., you need to search for the keytool executable on your machine (using your search engine in start ;) ), navigate to the root where this executable is located (using the command: cd "yourpath"), and restart the keytool command!!
So easy but not obvious!! :)
It works perfectly for me!! Good luck!
So easy but not obvious!! :)
It works perfectly for me!! Good luck!
https://www.google.fr/search?q=commande+keytool&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:fr:official&client=firefox-a&gws_rd=ssl
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In a normal installation of a JRE, you should navigate to the following folder using the command:
If your installation is not similar, the main thing is that you navigate to the "bin" folder of your JRE.
Then you can execute the famous "keytool" command.
If you have installed a JDK, the command might look like this:
I hope this helps some people.
Thank you, it works.