Jarsigner newbie question

We're using Oracle Jinitiator to load forms/reports.

One of the jars that gets loaded has to be signed to the server. We
have three servers. So each one gets signed individually.

The problem we have is that we're using DNS to round-robin to each
server but it fails when loading the signed jar.

What's the easiest way around this?

Many thanks,


Ed.

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