Can I prevent a digital signature warning when starting a Java application from the command line?

Question

Is there a way to prevent the warning message “Digitally signed cannot be verified” when starting a Java application from the command line?

I am looking for a command line solution that will allow such an application to run on a continuous integration server, so I need a solution that does not require manual intervention.

In addition, I would prefer not to disable this warning for any application, as this could be a security risk.

I’m not sure what helps, but I know the meaning of the name, publisher, and from fields of the signature.

Just make sure that I do not ask how to sign this application.

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