It may depend on keystore type, but for most of them should work following:
java -jar JSignPdf.jar -kst PKCS12 -ksf my_certificate.pfx -ksp
myPrivateKeystorePassword -d C:\output C:\Documents\*.pdf
Used options:
-kst keystore type
-ksf path to a keystore
-ksp password
-d output folder
The WINDOWS-MY keystore type probably doesn't support the keystore
password provided on command line - we know about issues when
WINDOWS-MY asks for PIN to a smartcard. It's not a JSignPdf issue, but
a java one (SunMSCAPI implementation).
-- jc
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