It is easier!
SmartCard sc;
ResponseAPDU rapdu;
PassThruCardService ptcs;
byte[] b, b2;
SmartCard.start();
SmartCard sc = SmartCard.waitForCard(new
CardRequest(PassThruCardService.class));
ptcs=(PassThruCardService)sc.getCardService(PassThruCardService.class, true);
rapdu=ptcs.sendCommandAPDU(new CommandAPDU(b));
rapdu=ptcs.sendCommandAPDU(new CommandAPDU(b2));
// etc...
Read the OCF docs, please.
Jes�s Pa�l
Jes�s Penuela Melero wrote:
> Hello,
> When I call to openSlotChannel() I always obtain the exception: "SlotChannel
> already allocated".
> I have obtained the CardTerminal from the CardTerminalRegistry , and what I
> want is to send an APDU to the smartcard.
> How can I access this SlotChannel?
>
> What I did, is the following:
> I started by SmartCard.start(),
> then I used the WaitForCard() ,
> after that ,I obtained the CardTerminal object from the Registry as I
> explained before
> and finally I called to ct.sendAPDU(ct.openSlotChannel(0),capdu);
>
> Thanks in advance
>
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