Hello everyone. I am fairly new to smartcard and I am about to develop an application where some SLE 44*memory cards (SLE4428 to be precise) will be used as simple ... memory cards... I am currently developing under windows with WinScard but will soon migrate over to MUSCLE due to crossplatform needs.
I am using an omnikey cardman reader and I am currently able to connect to the card with no problem (truth be told, it's a gemplus card, as I am still waiting for the shipment of sle to arrive...:) ) My main concern is the following: I read in the ISO 7816 how the card should be structured in files (MF, EF, DF, etc) and how I can use ADPU commands to work with the card according to the ISO standard (using ScardTransmit). Now.. I would actually like to have complete control of the card and layout out my own specs on how the memory structure should look like, i.e. I would like to work like with an EEPROM chip.. I want my x to y bytes to be this, z to w to be that.. etc. Can I achieve this by sending "direct" commands to the card as described in the Siemens specs using SCardControl and if I can, how.. and where do I find some guide/spec/tutorial that shows how to do this? It's a couple of days I google around but so far with no luck. Can I achieve it by using some special ADPU commands and SCardTransmit that carry the "native" command's bytes as payload? I wrote my own "SLE4428 wrapper" but I don't know how to send the commands to the card.. :) I thank you in advance for the help I will receive..! Best Regards, Joe _______________________________________________ Muscle mailing list [email protected] http://lists.drizzle.com/mailman/listinfo/muscle
