I'm having this fantastic problem (one of MANY that I've had with this)
trying to develop using OCF 1.2 with either a GemSafe GemPC410 reader or a
Bull SmarTLP3 reader, trying to run the GPKTest program that came with the
Gemsafe kit. I'm using Borland JBuilder 3.
I'll get one of two things happening:
1) This message will be displayed about twice a second, at infinitum:
(I'm using the ibm PCSC10 (updated, the old one didn't even get this far)
driver for the Bull SmarTLP3 reader with a GPK8000 card):
[ERROR ]
com.ibm.opencard.terminal.pcsc10.OCFPCSC1.OCFPCSC1.SCardGetStatusChange
--- message PCSC Exception in method SCardGetStatusChange: error
executing SCardGetStatusChange
return code = 8010002e
--- thread Thread[main,5,main]
--- source com.ibm.opencard.terminal.pcsc10.OCFPCSC1@79ac1f00
opencard.core.terminal.CardTerminalException: Pcsc10CardTerminal: PCSC
Exception in method SCardGetStatusChange: error executing SCardGetStatusChange
return code = 8010002e
---or---
2) (This one is even better). The program will simply bail out and die,
apparently it's trying to throw an exception, but it never makes it
out. The program will run, try to execute Smartcard.start() and then go to
the last line of the catch() block, look like it's executing code but it
won't, then go to the finally block and execute from there. On tracing
here's what happens:
GPKTest.java - main(...) - SmartCard.start();
\OpenCard\OCF1.2\components\base-core\src\opencard\core\service\SmartCard.java
[534] - in start() - enter configureTerminalRegistry();
\OpenCard\OCF1.2\components\base-core\src\opencard\core\service\SmartCard.java
[261] - in configureTerminalRegistry() - enter
handleTerminalFactoryEntries(...);
\OpenCard\OCF1.2\components\base-core\src\opencard\core\service\SmartCard.java
[432] - in handleTerminalFactoryEntries(...) - enter
aFactory.createCardTerminals(...)
\OpenCard\OCF1.2\components\gemplus-terminals\src\com\gemplus\opencard\terminal\GemplusCardTerminalFactory.java
[150] - in createCardTerminals(...) - create new GemCoreCardTerminal(...)
at this point, even if I try to trace into or step over this line it
returns to the main program immediately, highlights the last line in my
catch() block (see code below, it doesn't matter WHAT is in the catch
block, it'll always highlight the last line), not execute it, then proceed
to the finally() block... I have NO idea why it dies like this.
Anyone have ANY ideas to help? I'm already half bald here...
Thanks!
--Sean
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public static void main(String[] args)
{
try
{
System.out.println("\nStarting smartcard");
SmartCard.start();
// wait for a smartcard with file access support
System.out.println("Creating CardRequest");
CardRequest cr = new CardRequest();
// Deprecated fot FOR OCF 1.2. Uncomment above instead
// CardRequest cr = new CardRequest(CardRequest.ANYCARD, null,
null);
System.out.println("Waiting for card");
SmartCard card = SmartCard.waitForCard(cr);
System.out.println("\nstarting Tests");
//For MPCOS: GPKTest test1 = new GPKTest(card, TEST_DIR);
GPKTest test1 = new GPKTest(card, TEST_ALL);
test1.run();
}
catch(Exception e)
{
e.printStackTrace();
try { System.in.read(); } catch (Exception eee) {}
System.out.println("Howdy " + e.getMessage());
}
finally
{
try
{
System.out.println("--- Program Finished ---");
System.in.read();
SmartCard.shutdown();
System.exit(0);
}
catch(Exception e)
{
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
output is as follows when the program is run:
Starting smartcard
--- Program Finished ---
---
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> information on OpenCard---binaries, source code, documents.
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