Yes, I would try but with the simulator I have another problem. I didn't
use it for a long period, but I did work with it and everything was fine. But
now, when I'm trying an authentication, withou encipher or mac, look what I
receive from it:
=================================================================
GemXpresso service - release 2.07.001, Apr 7, 2000
Gemplus RAD CardTerminal - release 1.02.006, Mar 23, 2000
Gemplus-Cryptix - cryptography limited
=================================================================
*** card inserted : Simulator, ATR = 3B B9 11 00 00 80 69 A2 08 02 07 F0 90
00
*****************************************
*** change card: Simulator
*****************************************
======================= Authenticate
CMD: Initialize Update
-> 80 50 0D 00 08 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 1C
<- 6F 00
***authentication error : ??? : VOP.error.50.6F00
And I'm using the gse.properties file for authentication.
Can I find any where a complete list os errors returned by the Gemplus
implementation of VOP & OP because in their documentation they said that all
implementation is left for OS & Application developer. But I didn't find
anything on the net about this issue.
Thank you.
Christophe Foesser a �crit :
> Hi,
>
> Try to use the card simulator. It is delivered with your kit for applet
> debug...!
> The 6F00 Unknown error is a generic response for non ISO exceptions. If i
> look at your trace, i doesn't find install parameters, so your command
> should be encrypted + mac. Try to authenticate with no mac no encrypt to
> checks your install command.
> Debug your install code with your prefered IDE and you'll certaily solve
> your problem.
>
> Regards,
> Christophe.
>
> -----Message d'origine-----
> De : Catalin Scintei [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Envoye : mercredi 9 mai 2001 14:08
> A : [EMAIL PROTECTED]; HOTLINE [GEMPLUS]
> Objet : [OCF] installing applets in GemXpresso 211 IS
>
> Hi!
> I'm back with the same question that I posed two weeks ago, about
> the non-OP applet problem when installing. The fact is that when I'm
> trying now to install another applet developed on the same scheme as the
> OPPurse proposed by Gemplus, the uploading works fine, but the same
> strange error keeps coming: OP.error.6F00.
>
> ====================== Install
> CMD: InstallApplication
> -> 84 E6 0C 00 48 6A AE 3E 46 A7 6F 80 7A 2E 06 8D 6A D4 FB 04 D8 61 8E
> 21 6C C5 9D 85 3B 31 13 1D 21 8D D3 E7 5D 9A 78 C2 37 3C 30 A4 7A EB E3
> 20 8A 66 E4 37 2A 24 F7 3E A4 38 82 D6 A2 21 2F 6E 4B DE BE D6 AA 67 90
> 01 09 28 A9 58 D1 00
> <- 6F 00
> *** ??? : OP.error.E6.6F00
>
> This is what I get in JCardManager output window.
> I wonder if the problem is at the AIDs level, because I had no other
> choice than using the same AID as Gemplus. Is this the error source? I
> searched the net for finding some test AIDs, but nothing found.
> I'm using an AID like:
> A0 00 00 00 18 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 02 01 - for the package
> A0 00 00 00 18 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 02 02 - for the applet
>
> Thank you. Any hint is very well-come!
>
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