Hi,
Judging by the stack of calls to com.ibutton.* classes, starting with
com.ibutton.oc.terminal.jib.ibuttoncardterminalfactory.createcardterminalfactory(ibuttoncardterminalfactory.java),
it looks like OCF is trying to initialize a CardTerminal for a Java
iButton. That's where the exception is thrown. (I think it's looking
for an iButton-related DLL.)
Presumably it's trying to do that because it found an iButton entry in a
*opencard.properties file somewhere. You mention having set up opencard
properties for the gemxpresso card only. I suspect OCF is looking at an
*opencard.properties file in another directory that's taking precedence
over the one you configured for gemxpresso.
My tuppence worth
-Lewis
Ian Benson wrote:
>
> --can you help please. We have been trying for 11 days to get tech support
> from Gemplus helpline (EDITH GORDON)
>
> I have received an engineering copy of the GCR410-x gemexpresso Rad211 kit
> and have
> trouble getting started with it. We are running Win95 with Visual Cafe 3.0c.
> Sun JVM 1.2.
>
> The only problem with the installation is that
> the installing program ends by saying that this version is not capable of
> detecting Opencard.
> Both Opencard and the CommAPI were present in the gemplus directory (with
> the
> comm jar file in the 1.2.2 jre/lib/external folder) before the install of
> the RAD211setup
> so I assume that this is not the problem.
>
> I have set up opencard properties for the GSE only.
>
> I create a new project using the getting started tutorial. By page 20 I am
> lost
>
> a) the code examples do not permit me to run in debug mode since the IDE
> claims that there is no main method in your sample code. (there is really)
>
> so
>
> b) I execute which gives the first line of the trace on page 21 and then
> falls over as follows:
>
> -- start of OPTemplateClient client application --
> java.lang.unsatisfied link error setAdapterType
> com.ibutton.LegacyAdapter.SetAdapterType(NativeMethod)
> com.ibutton.LegacyAdapter.SetPortDeviceName(LegacyAdapter.java)
> com.ibutton.Access.SetAdapterType(Access.java)
> com.ibutton.oc.terminal.jib.ibuttondriver.initport(buttondriver.java)
> com.ibutton.oc.terminal.jib.ibuttondriver.driveropen(ibuttondriver.java)
> com.ibutton.oc.terminal.jib.ibuttoncardterminal.open(ibuttoncardterminal.jav
> a)
> opencard.core.terminal.cardterminal.cardterminalregistry.add(cardterminalreg
> istry.java)
> com.ibutton.oc.terminal.jib.ibuttoncardterminalfactory.createcardterminalfac
> tory(ibuttoncardterminalfactory.java)
> opencard.core.service.smartcard.handleterminalfactoryentries(smartcard.java)
> opencard.core.service.smartcard.configureterminalregistry(smartcard.java)
> opencard.core.service.smartcard.start(smartcard.java)
> com.gemplus.examples.template.client.optemplateappletclient.initocf(optempla
> teappletclient.java)
> com.gemplus.examples.template.client.optemplateappletclient.main(optemplatea
> ppletclient.java)
> exception caught in initOCF: SetAdapterType
>
>
> many thanks
Lewis McCarthy [EMAIL PROTECTED] 1-650-694-6813
Software Engineer
Los Altos Security Engineering & Research (LASER)
Critical Path Inc. http://www.criticalpath.net
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