On Fre, 26 Mai 2000, Jim Rees wrote:
Another problem is that you really don't want (or at least I don't want) the
card to be present in the reader during the entire session. I want to
insert the card, have it log me in, then remove the card. Now I stay logged
in until I log out, either
Hi,
what if we built a smartcard "environmental system", a kind of
"middleware", that deals on one side with the cards and on the other side
with the (host) applications? On the cards' side, it would handle all
the specifics of smartcards. On the application side, it would offer
the smartcard
On Don, 18 Mai 2000, Matthias Bruestle wrote:
Mahlzeit
Harald Vogt wrote:
On the application side, it would offer
the smartcard services on a much higher abstraction level.
Are you talking about OCF? www.opencard.org
Not necessarily. OCF has a few drawbacks. It's Java-specific,
local
On Fre, 10 Mär 2000, Pasquinucci M. NUZ wrote:
i'm interesting to know something more about how a smartcards OS works,
for example :Multos, Windows for
smartcards,Javacards,ME2000,multiflex,cryptoflex,Cyberflex(javacard), and
so on.
Regarding Windows for Smartcards, this might help:
On Mit, 09 Feb 2000, Matthias Bruestle wrote:
Mahlzeit
Does someone have the JavaCard 2.0 specifications? I can't find
them anywhere.
Sun seems to have removed the links to older versions from their
JavaCard page. Anyway, they are still there and the 2.0 spec can be
accessed at
Hi all,
at
http://www.inf.ethz.ch/~vogt/pysmart/
you can find the latest version of PySmart, the Python binding
for MUSCLE PC/SC. I have only made sure that it works for the latest
pcsc version.
Note also that the URL has changed, since updating the old web site
is almost impossible for me
I have created a (experimental) Python extension package that provides
an interface to the pcsc-lite library (version 0.4.0). It was created
and tested for the non-RPC version only.
There are two demonstration scripts, one simply prints out the ATR of
a card, the other one reads the phone book
Hi everybody!
We're about to develop drivers for card readers for a PDA. I've got some
readers, namely the Gemplus GCR400 and a Litronic 210 (all connected
via a serial interface). Alas, I have no bit of a technical doc on
these readers. As I don't want to re-engineer everything, could
somebody
I'm interested in developing smartcard applications under Linux. I
follow the MUSCLE mailing list, but I am a bit of confused about the
current state of the project. Looking at the Web pages didn't help me
a lot. Maybe somebody of you finds some time to answer my
questions. Thanx!
Has somebody
