Hello,
I removed the card driver from the web site because it worked with the old
pcsc. It was written in C++, used STL, and a bunch of other bloated and
unportable stuff so I got rid of it.
This is what I was asking the other day. Does anyone on the list think it
would be appropriate to create a C API for card abstraction such as:
SCardDirectory
SCardCreateFile
SCardValidate
SCardInvalidate
......
instead of the C++ API that Microsoft describes for card abstraction ? All
the crypto stuff will be done in PKCS-11. Or I can use the Microsoft C++
API but avoiding STL's and other nasty things. The Microsoft API is the
ISCardFileAccess class. I will probably keep pcsc-lite as it is and make
the SSP provider it's own middleware that uses pcsc-lite as a plugin to
keep things pretty modular.
I'll try to have something ready by next week and a SSP driver that works
with the Schlumberger Cryptoflex card ( I know it the best ).
Best Regards,
Dave
>I made sure that "test" in pcsc-lite works on my RedHat-6.1. Wow. :)
>
>One thing I noticed was that there was no "card driver" posted on
>the MUSCLE web site. I think I saw a driver for Cyberflex Access
>there ... why did you remove it?
>
>Thanks.
>
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