Re: [OCF] Help sought

-- Original Message -- On 08/10/01, 07:54:05, Dharanendra S Pandit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote regarding [OCF] Help sought: > Hi *.*, > I have a problem here. My requirement goes like this. > 1.I will be using two Card Readers connected to two different COM ports, > COM1 and COM

[OCF] Get Memory of Card

Is there any way of retrieving how much memory is still avalaible in the card? I want to know it from both OpenCard and JavaCard. Thanks... --- Jorge Lanza Calderón Departamento Ingeniería Comunicaciones Grupo de Ingeniería Telemática Universidad de

[OCF] how can I store certificates pkcs12 with OCF

Hi everyhone, I have a problem. How can I store certificates pkcs12 or x.509 in a smartcard using OCF. Somehone can help me. Thanks, Jorge -- E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Web Site: http://www.sidereus.pt

RE: [OCF] Get Memory of Card

Hi, Gemplus development cards support this functionality. They are deliverer with "GemXpresso RAD III" Card development tool but perhaps it's possible to buy Off-Kit cards. Please see Gemplus store for more details at http://store.gemplus.com . Regards, Christophe. -Message

[OCF] How to setup the environment to program with OCF?

Hi, *.* I am a newbie to OCF. I have read the PGuide.pdf. But I am confused about how to setup the environment. What is the different between BaseOCF.class¡¢installOCF.class and Reference_Impl.class? Which one should I install for programming? Best regards, zzt --- > Visit the OpenCard

[OCF] Unidentified subject!

Hello I have installed OCF for the Chipdrive micro from TOWITOKO en used the readfile example from smartcard Application book. But the program doesn't react when I put the card in the reader. It stays in a wait cyclus it seems. When I use an another card for example a telefoncard then I get an e

[OCF] The Java Card Virtual Machine runs "forever" : What it means?

Hello, Can someone expalin this ? "The Java Card Virtual Machine runs "forever", so if an object becomes unreachable, its memory is gone "forever" (or at least until you delete the applet)." Thanks, Shirish --- > Visit the OpenCard web site at http://www.opencard.org/ for more > information on

RE: [OCF] The Java Card Virtual Machine runs "forever" : What it means?

I have found it. So, I am pasting the answer for those who are interested. In a PC or Workstation, the Java Virtual Machine runs as an operating system process. When the OS process is terminated the Java applications and their objects are automatically destroyed. By contrast, in Java Card the exe