Biucchi Gabriele wrote:
Jorge,
if you want to load a Javacard Cardlet on a smartcard, you can have
problems.
As I understood, there is a standard format for the loadable bytecode of
a Cardlet (the Sun ".cap" format), but pratically you cannot use this
format: the Javacards accept only proprietary formats which are produced
by proprietary SDKs.
I hope that somebody tell me, I'm wrong.
It's not so terrible. The common format is not the CAP format (maybe
because it is a ZIP file, which has to be extracted by the card), the
common Format is the IJC format. I have only two cards, but both cards
accept this format, well except the CyberFlex of Axalto. This card needs
a translation of the file. For this cards a special program is
necessary. It's free, but you have to know and it's an additional
burden. If you have a chance buy a card from a another manufacturer. The
IJC format can be produced by hand you can look at an example how to do
this in http://www.inf.tu-dresden.de/~ko189283/MuscleCard/MCardApplet.zip
There are ANT build files which produces CAP and IJC files of the
MuscleCard Applet.
For loading the files to cards there is also (at least) one free tool:
https://sourceforge.net/docman/?group_id=143343 (Check out the CVS)
Karsten
Gabriele
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