The Pcsc10CardTerminal.java file does this:
cardHandle = pcsc.SCardConnect(context,
getName(),
Pcsc10Constants.SCARD_SHARE_EXCLUSIVE,
Pcsc10Constants.SCARD_PROTOCOL_T0 |
Pcsc10Constants.SCARD_PROTOCOL_T1,
returnedProtocol);
It is requesting both. It is a known bug (you can check the schlumberger
discussion groups about it) that the Reflex 72 drivers do not handle this
properly. Unless the card itself will support both T=0 and T=1 protocols,
the driver will not connect. Are you using a card that supports both? I'm
not, I'm using an Cyberflex Access card.
Tom "I'd really like to be able to use my Reflex 72" McKearney
"Arno Mauhourat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> At 08:36 18/03/00 -0500, Tom McKearney wrote:
> >How did you get the Reflex 72 to work? The driver doesn't react properly
to
> >asking for T=0 | T=1 protocol. Thus, OCF doesn't work with it.
> >Since you've got an "slb.com" address, I'd have to assume that you're
using
> >the new (unpublished) driver that's in testing right now, n'est ce pas?
> >
> >Tom
>
> In fact, I am from a totally different dept of Schlumberger, so I use the
> old ones.
> I am using only T=0 cards, that's why I encountered no problem I suppose.
>
> Arno Mauhourat
>
>
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