How to sign jar to avoid security warning

could anybody give advice, how to sign jar file in order to avoid that nasty security warning splash page when starting web start.i sign my jar using jarsigner, but that doesn't work.
thank you.
kastis

i'm using Thwate Free Mail , which is accepted by the web start, but still i get security warning like in this page:
http://www.dallaway.com/acad/webstart/
maybe it's better to use security option j2ee-application-client-permissions,i only need access to printer on the client mashine, and ability to open the browser and e-mail.any ideas?
kastis

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