Hi,
ok, after trying several things to get the applet to run with OCF 1.1.1,
GemXpresso 211 (especially the VOP211 service) and JDK Plugin 1.2.2 I think
I found some kind of bug either in the ClassLoader used by applets or in
the OCF implementation of the CardService stuff.
Sometimes if you want to use a specific card service you get a
ClassNotFoundException and the note that the CardService could not be found
(or something similar) (I wrote some mails describing my problem before).
At least I could find some kind of work around (everything works fine now):
Just try to get the service class manually (!)before it is retrieved by
serv = (CardServiceVOP211)sm.getCardService(CSVOP211Class, true)
like
java.lang.Class CSVOP211Class =
java.lang.Class.forName("com.gemplus.opencard.service.op.vop.vop211.CardServiceVOP211");
System.out.println(CSVOP211Class.getName());
I think the getName() at the end is necessary to really resolve a class
instance of CardServiceVOP211 ...
As I maybe mix up some things here, I would like to here some suggestions
of the real Java pros out there ....
One more comment on this, this is not really specific to the card service.
I tried also PassThruCardService and some others.
Steffen
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