Verify signature of a file

Is there a way to verify the digital signature of a file in AIR? For example, can I check the signature of an EXE in the file system?
I haven't found anything in the AIR or Flex docs, but is there a library for this, or are there any native extensions or tools available for this?
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New SAP Business One license keys issued by SAP after January 31, 2010 may not work with SAP Business One license servers installed with older versions of SAP Business One.
SAP Business One 2007 A SP01 and higher, as well as SAP Business One 2004 are not affected by this issue.
The issue has been fixed in the following patch levels, which means that you will be affected if your SAP Business One system is running a lower version:
SAP Business One 2005 A SP01 PL54
SAP Business One 2005 B SP00 PL47
SAP Business One 2007 A SP00 PL47
SAP Business One 2007 B SP00 PL10
In order to avoid a system downtime due to this licence server issue, you need to install a license server fix. Check out SAP Note 1379033 for more information on how to install the license server fix.
you can also visit this link for more detailed information and guide:
https://websmp102.sap-ag.de/~sapidb/011000358700001187372008E/
this solved our problem!
goodluck!
Edited by: Camille Toribio on Feb 3, 2010 10:33 AM

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Hi Joyce,
This is embarrassing, I used that very post as my guide when deploying my certificate templates, but failed to change the bit length to 2048. Thank you for being my second set of eyes.
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