Hello,
> > So if anyone could give me some
> recommendations that would be great.
> > I'm looking for a good reader/writer that works
> under linux and a card
> > that will run Java.
If you realy want to progarm in Java, the opencard is
your framework (this list is mainly about PC/SC) and
Ge
Hi, Steve,
Excuse me for repeating this for 100 times, but I recommend
Schlumberger Cyberflex smartcard (https://www.cardstore.slb.com/),
Todos Argos Mini reader (http://www.todos.se/argosmini.htm), and the
Linux Starter Kit
(http://www.citi.umich.edu/projects/smartcard/cyberflex_starter/).
:
Hello all,
This is my first post to this list. I am interested in begining
smart card development so I'm trying to decide which reader and card to
buy. The CHIPDRIVE linux pack looks good and I see that it was actually
developed in conjunction with this group so I'm leaning towards it. But
I'
Hello, I was wondering if I might bother you with a question which
relates to smart cards on Linux, but probably just as much to
understanding Linux.
I have recently taken on the task of porting a test program which calls
pcsc to Linux (using the pcsc lite 0.7.1 implementation). I am quite
new t
Hello, I was wondering if I might bother you with a question which
relates to smart cards on Linux, but probably just as much to
understanding Linux.
I have recently taken on the task of porting a test program which calls
pcsc to Linux (using the pcsc lite 0.7.1 implementation). I am quite
new t
