Chris,
Once gain, thanks for taking time. But does the GPK8000 card by Gemplus
support the FileAccessCardService? I have actually 2 cards here, a GemExpresso PK211
and that GPK8000 card using a
GEMPC430 reader? And if actually not, any suggestion on how do I use OCF to work with
this card?
Thanks again
Harley
6/19/01 10:36:21 PM, Christophe Muller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hello,
>
>Harley V.Barrales wrote:
>> CardRequest cr = new CardRequest(CardRequest.NEWCARD, null, null);
>>
>> I can successfully create a SmartCard object.
>
>This call means that you are not requesting a card with a
>particular functionalty, i.e., any card insterted will create
>the SmartCard object.
>
>> But when I tried to invoke the followng codes:
>>
>> FileAccessCardService facs = (FileAccessCardService)
>> sc.getCardService(FileAccessCardService.class, true);
>>
>> the exception error occurs...
>
>Which mean that you have either:
>
> - inserted a card that cannot do the "FileAccess" functionality
> (as defined by the OCF interface you are requesting), or
>
> - that has no implementation for this interface (a CardService,
> in the OCF vocabulary), or
>
> - that this implementation has not been declared as available
> in your "opencard.properties" file where you declare available
> CardServiceFactories for your platform, see for more details:
> http://www.opencard.org/docs/pguide/PGuide.html#HDRCONFIGURINGTHEOCF
> on declaring factories, "opencard.properties" file, etc. or
>
> - that the declared factory has not "recognized" the card, either
> by looking at its ATR or by having a dialog with it.
>
>I hope I haven't forgot one or two possible reasons, but you get
>the idea.. at one point or another OCF is trying to match a couple
>of CardService interface (functionality), and an actual card that
>has to be recognized by a factory. if no implementation exist or has
>been declared (in the properties file) or corresponds to the actual
>card, then a "ClassNotFoundException" is thrown (which BTW is probably
>not a good choice, because it confuses users).
>
>> It seems that the CardRequest requires to have the constructor as
>> follows :
>>
>> CardRequest cr = new CardRequest(CardRequest.NEWCARD, null,
>> FileAccessCardService.class);
>>
>
>This is basically equivalent except that you ask OCF to check
>for the "CardService implementation"<->"actual card inserted"
>couple earlier in the process and to block until the right type
>of card is inserted..
>
>> But whenever I tried to do so, the program hangs in the SmartCard
>> object creation.
>
>It makes sense.
>
>Hope it'll help.
>
>Cheers,
>Christophe.
>
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> = but I will walk carefully." --Russian Proverb =
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