Hi,
Is there any way I can port my card application into an Internet browser like IE?
I am using the Gemplus GemXpresso RAD 211 international sample.
Thanks very much.
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Hi,
as you can see in the mailing-list archive there are many problems running
OCF in Browsers. In my opinion the best way is to use the Java2 Plugin.
Just follow the description in Chapter 6 of the OCF Programmer's Guide!
Kind regards
Gunnar
>Hi,
>
>Is there any way I can port my card appli
I'm developing a JavaCard aplication in which I need numbers bigger than
shorts. So the solution I've found is, storing the number as an array of
bytes. However I've come up with the problem of how to add them.
Has anybody had that kind of problem? Any help is welcome.
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>From JavaCard Technology for smartcards, p209 :-
In a function
add(byte[] A, byte AOff, byte[] B, byte BOff, byte[] C, byte COff, byte len)
where C= A + B:
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short result = 0;
for (len = (byte)(len - 1); len >= 0; len--)
{
result= (short)(getUnsignedByte(A,AOff, len)
Hi,
I'm by no means an OCF expert but I think I have identified something
that would be really useful, and I may even be implementing some of it
myself anyway, so here's the rough outline of the idea.
If people think there is mileage in this, please let me know. Perhaps I
can turn it into an
Hi,
Can anyone tell me how I can implement protocol T=0 for communication
between the card and the reader. OCF implements only T=1 protocol for the
APDU's. Please help if anybody knows.
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Please note that for a PKCS#11 based application to use 'a' mechanism, both the
module(dll or equivalent) AND the card need to support that mechanism. You better get
the document of the module, and it will be clear.
Regarding your question on verification, yeah! I will not be surprised if the m
>The card do not support mechanism CKM_SHA_1, with which I am trying to
>generate hash. In this case how can I generate the hash of the data?
Simple! Do it outside the card ;-)
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