Ahhh, bless.
On Mon, 28 Jun 2004 15:59:27 +0200, "Nicolai Kuntze" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Hi,
>
> I'm new to OCF. Is there a newer version of OCF then the 1999 version?
> Is there a CVS where I can get a newer version? How can I get the US
> version?
>
> yours,
>
> Nicolai
>
>
>
Paul Chen wrote:
This is not conventional or I should say it is
against ISO7816-4 to issue an 80 C0 00 00 XX
as a GET RESPONSE command.
Why do you say this ? Generally the class byte is 00 in a get response,
but there is nothing to stop a card OS to expect a class byte that is
something else.
Joseph Smith wrote:
I know about general issues with Linux and USB, that's why I
mentioned the Java USB support that was started some time ago. And the
JPCSC I'm using is 0.7. I state it's mature because I know that the
host side application I write that uses native implementation of
PCSC Lite
Joseph Smith wrote:
I have a few questions for this new found interest in OCF
Will it follow the original design of cardterminal/cardservices...
and will it still use the PC/SC bridge or try some new Java platform
port discovery mechanism ? ( ie, java terminals ). Also will this
mechanism reco
Well thanks to the folk at IAIK and Alan Kozlay it looks like we have
some new stuff for OCF. What's the progress with setting up a
repository so we can contribute further stuff ? At the moment I'm
having to keep emails lying around to track everything.
Can I help with setting up the reposito
Alan Kozlay wrote:
I've written my own CardServices.
In my example driver program, I'm registering a DefaultCHVDialog for
getting a password from the user.
It works 9 out of 10 times. But then maybe the 10th or so time my
example program runs, I'll get a null pointer exception when my
CardService
base.
I'd love a copy of the changes you made. Could you email me the code ?
regards,
Jon Barber
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Brian McGuiness wrote:
Christophe,
I'd like to take this opportunity to thank you for the effort you have
put in in the past, especially as it is no longer 'part of your job'.
I second that.
Hopefully we can rekindle the development of, and interest in, the OCF.
What do others think?
Defi
Hi,
This is slightly off topic for the OpenCard mailing list, but I hope
people don't mind as it may be of interest.
We've made available a build tree skeleton that can compile & load IBM
JCOP card apps using the Ant build tool - all you need is the JCOP
utilities from IBM (http://www.zurich.i
Your best bet is to use CORBA. This isn't as bad as it sounds, and I've
had great results using open source ORBs talking from Win32 C++ to Java
(using OmniORB & OpenORB respectively).
It's a poor reflection on the computing world as to how amazed I was to
see the two ends speaking to each o
I really like the Towitoko range - www.towitoko.de. However, they only publish
drivers for Win32, so you must use the PC/SC bridge.
Jon.
-Original Message-
From: ASTI Legaspi, Calen Martin D. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 13 February 2002 08:50
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [OCF]
> If the card vendors are not enthusiastic enough to continue now, and many
> of them don't offer free docs/utilities, it is going to be very difficult
> to retain compatibility with the majority of cards. It will be hard to
> implement CardService(s) for those cards, as the vendors will prob
CTED]>
> I think it's an excellent suggestion, especially given that OCF is
falling
> apart.
>
> --Steve Pringle
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Jon Barber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Sunday, January 20, 2002 11:56 AM
> > To: [EMAIL PROTEC
I'd like to make a radical suggestion, in line with the recent announcement by the
Opencard Foundation.
It seems to me there are quit a few people interested in using smartcards with Java
via the OpenCard Framework - witness the work by Wangjammers. I've certainly made use
of it in the past,
Amen to that. PC/SC is pretty dire, and the MS implementation is
dangerous. I say this after having personal experience of rendering 2
NT 4.0 workstations unuseable after installing a certain PC/SC driver & app.
This isn't totally Microsofts fault, as it was a 3rd party driver, but
putting th
> i use a GCR410 with pure OCF drivers. works fine. i have no problems yet.
> be sure to have installed Java Serial Port API.
> the line in opencard.properties is
>
> OpenCard.terminals=com.gemplus.opencard.terminal.GemplusCardTerminalFactory|
> GCR410|GCR410|COM1
>
> i'm running NT 4.0
>
Hi
Davy Nys wrote:
>
> I'm trying to install the PS/SC drivers for a Gemplus GCR410 reader on
> Windows 98 but somehow the drivers block my system (processor, mouse &
> keyboard are blocked almost all the time).
>
Does it block only at start up, or
permanently ? I've noticed that using
PC/SC for
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