RE: [OCF] set PIN with vop

[Christophe Foesser]

Hi,

The Pin format seem to be correct, try to use "OPSystem.getTriesRemaining()"
to verify your pin is not blocked.
If it's blocked use "unblock pin" on the CardManager after authentication.

rgds,

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De : LUBEK, Beno�t [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Envoy� : jeudi 14 juin 2001 14:25
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Objet : [OCF] set PIN with vop


Hi !
This is not a OCF question but still I think some of you can help me.
I'm using a Gemplus GemXPresso 211 card, and I try to update the vop
GlobalPIN in my applet

I use this code :

private void setPIN(APDU apdu)
{
        apdu.setIncomingAndReceive();
        JCSystem.beginTransaction();
        if (!OPSystem.setPin(apdu,ISO7816.OFFSET_CDATA))
        {
                JCSystem.commitTransaction();
                ISOException.throwIt(Constants.SW_PIN_FAILED);
        }
        JCSystem.commitTransaction();
}

(I don't try to unwrap because I send the pin not enciphered.)

The problem is : the exception is always raised !

For the formating of the PIN in the apdu I used the EMV format described in
"verify pin" section (example : 24 12 34 ff ff ff ff ff)

Thank you for your help !


B.LUBEK


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