Peter Williams wrote: > Im back to my problem of getting the muscle applet to be responsive on > ICC powerup, without requiring host/reader to perform an explicit select.
Why is this necessary? Works already if the CardEdge applet has default selected privilege on Open/GlobalPlatform cards. Karsten > > Perrhaps the right way to ask the question is this: > > is it feasible to denote a loaded/installed muscle applet to act as the > default card manager, in the GP registry? THe "default" card manager of > course requires no initial select. > > In the first instance, this would be a hack. (a) Use conventional card > manager to load/install post issuance muscle applet instances . (b) > designate one muscle applet instance as a card manager (c) lose all card > management access (given muscle has insufificent supprot to actually be > a card manager). > > Reactions, before I go play with reality? > > I assume the "minimal SUN" javacard license (the single applet license > for single-function cards) would faciliate this kind of applet > deployment and powerup behaviour - a behaviour create either by card > manager substitution or a ROM-time masking process. > > > _______________________________________________ > Muscle mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.drizzle.com/mailman/listinfo/muscle _______________________________________________ Muscle mailing list [email protected] http://lists.drizzle.com/mailman/listinfo/muscle
