>>>>> "HVB" == Harley V Barrales <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
HVB> Hello,
HVB> I am not expert on this one but this is what I noticed
HVB> lately. Using the card request,
HVB> CardRequest(int�waitBehavior,
HVB> CardTerminal�terminal,
HVB> java.lang.Class�cardServiceClass) the
HVB> waitBehavior there can have values either
HVB> ANYCARD or NEWCARD.
HVB> Either you are using deprecated method CardRequest cr
HVB> = new CardRequest(). Try using ANYCARD as waitBehavior
HVB> for the purpose and it can detect card already
HVB> inserted and will detect card
HVB> insertions.
That indeed are the correct semantics:
- NEWCARD means "wait for a card to be inserted, don't consider an already
inserted (i.e., old) card"
- ANYCARD means "return if there is already a card inserted
else wait for a card to be inserted.
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