Signing jars using ant 1.7

Hello,
I want to sign jars using the ant 1.7. I am using the
<signjar alias="E:\buildforcertify\filefolderupload.jar" keystore="myKeyStore.keystore" storepass="day" verbose="true"/>
but it it doesnot work.
Please help me in signing jars using ant. If u can provide an link, it would be of great help.
TIA,
Sarwa

Yes It has to do with swing.
I used the following command in ant.
<target name="signjar" depends="cpappletjars">
     <signjar jar="${dir.webapp}/fileupload/*.jar" alias="me" storepass="applet" keystore="${dir.webapp}/fileupload/myKeyStore"/>
     <delete file="${dir.webapp}/fileupload/myKeyStore"/>
</target>
It worked fine for windows but for linux it gives error as "unble to open file *.jar "
Can u please let me know where I am gone wrong ?
similar sort of problem seen at http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5301675&messageID=10278840 But no solution.

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I am using server.jar file in server as interface which will remotely call client.jar which will be kept at client location.
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at com.sun.net.ssl.internal.ssl.AppOutputStream.write(Unknown Source)
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at java.io.DataOutputStream.writeInt(Unknown Source)
at saiSrv$ConsultaServidor.<init>(saiSrv.java:1030)
at saiSrv.<init>(saiSrv.java:970)
at saiSrv.main(saiSrv.java:993)
OK, thanks for the help, it's midnight in America, (you are in australia aren't you) so I'm going to the bed, can we continue chatting tomorrow?

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Regards,
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