Whitelisting your binary on a Mac

So, like I mentioned in the last movie, an important part of being able to test …the GameCircle APIs while you're debugging your application is to …whitelist your binary file. So, we can see here, if I click whitelist …binary, it's asking me for two things. First is the package name for my …application. And then, the signature. …And this is actually the hash key, signature of the Android debug key store. …So, we're going to need to generate that. So, I'm going to go into terminal.…

And to do this, we're going to use the Keytool application that's in the Java …JDK. So, I'm going to say keytool -exportcert. …And then, we're going to say -alias. And for the debug keystore, the alias is …androiddebugkey. Then, we're going to say -keystore. …And now, this is the actual path to the location of the debug keystore.…

Now, on the Mac, that's usually in your Home Directory inside a Folder called ….android. But if you're not sure, you can always …open up Eclipse and go into Preferences, Android, Build, and it will actually give …