Thanks a lot. I must have missed that point about memory cards. :-)
Bye,
Oliver
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http://www.linuxnet.com/smartcard/index.html
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Hello Muscle,
I am going to develop a smartcard tool under linux and windows which
can support script personalization. since the tool will be open
source, so can any one suggest me a open source, powerful and flexible
script engine available for use.
Best regards,
zhuang yuyao
zhuangyy wrote:
>
> Hello Muscle,
>
> I am going to develop a smartcard tool under linux and windows which
> can support script personalization. since the tool will be open
> source, so can any one suggest me a open source, powerful and flexible
> script engine available for use.
>
> Best regar
Hello,
zhuangyy wrote:
> can any one suggest me a open source, powerful and flexible
> script engine available for use.
>
All opinions below are mine. They might .. I mean *will* not match
the other people's ones I'm sure ;-D, but at least I provide the
pointers, you can download, learn, and tr
If you have a look at the code I contributed ages ago (and since have
not maintained due to lack of time): That code uses embedded TCL to
provide exactly that intermediate layer of abstraction you want. You
can find the code at:
http://www.linuxnet.com/smartcard/drivers/readers/files/wjglatest.t
Hello,
Well, I finally got around to putting T=1 support in the Reflex 60 driver.
You can download it from the web now. I haven't fully debugged the T=1 yet
so commands requiring a large WTX might not fully work but most of the T=1
should work. Also, I am changing the licensing on the sources t
Hello,
I have never seen that instruction, I'm sorry.
Regards,
Dave
David Corcoran Purdue University
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West Lafayette, IN 47906
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Hello,
What exactly are you trying to do ? Do you have a CPU on the terminal ?
If you do you can use pcsc-lite and call the IP address of the host you
want to query using SCardEstablishContext(SCARD_SCOPE_GLOBAL,
"192.168.0.1", 0, 0 &phContext)
Regards,
Dave
David Corcoran