Hi,
if you only have a CardChannel instance, you can't.
if you're in a CardService, you can manage as follows:
...
protected CardTerminal terminal;
protected SlotChannel slotChannel;
...
public void initialize(CardServiceScheduler scheduler,
SmartCard card, boolean blocking){
try {
super.initialize(scheduler, card, blocking);
slotChannel = scheduler.getSlotChannel();
terminal = slotChannel.getCardTerminal();
}
catch (CardServiceException cse){
}
}
...
now, when it's needed, just call:
terminal.reset(slotChannel);
note that the CardService class holds a reference to the scheduler but
define that member private and does not provide a getScheduler() method ...
why ?!?
cheers,
Sylvain.
At 11:30 08/03/00 +0100, Arno Mauhourat wrote:
>How do I reset a card when I have an instance of CardChannel ?
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>Regards,
>Arno Mauhourat
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