Re: MUSCLE JavaCard 2.0

2000-02-10 Thread Matthias Bruestle

Mahlzeit


Thanks to all for their help. I did not find this page with the
search feature of this web site.


Mahlzeit

endergone Zwiebeltuete

PS: Does someone have answers for my two questions in the Schlumberger
Forum Cyberflex Access/Miscellaneous regarding creating a cyclic
file and transient data?

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Re: R: MUSCLE SSP for Cyberflex

2000-02-10 Thread Michael Renzmann

Hi.

  Some of the crypto functions may require a
  significant increase in the WWT on the reader.  
  If you let me know what reader you are using I 
  can see if this will be a problem and fix it
  before it exists.
 Could you please explain me what "WWT" stands for,
 because I don't understand what the problem is.
 However, I'm using a Towitoko's CHIPDRIVE.

WWT stands for "Work Waiting Time". This is a time
span that can be set from the PC which is used to
wait for a response of the card after sending a
command. If the WWT has times out, a failure is
assumed.

Crypto functions in smartcards need some time, so
small WWT values can cause the PC to suppose an error
even if there is none (the card is still working on
the crypto).

Bye, Mike


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