Here's what we had to do in order to get it to work....
(We're using PCSC10)
In the "main" function of our app, we had to do this:
OCFPCSC1.loadLib();
OCFPCSC1 o = new OCFPCSC1();
SystemAccess sa = SystemAccess.getSystemAccess();
java.util.Properties prop = sa.loadProperties("c:\\env.properties");
System.setProperties(prop);
SmartCard.start();
It seems that Micro$oft was having problems loading the DLL correctly for
the PCSC stuff.
This loads it ahead of time and everything seems to work. I have no idea
why this was occurring.
Do you have any ideas about this?
Tom
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> hi there,
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> yes, and it works fine....
> put your jars in java\lib
> also the properties file
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> set the classpath var in=20
> HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Java VM
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> Classpath
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> contents :
> the same you would set in a local classpath=20
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> run it..=20
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> regards=20
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> rainer r. greim
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> > Is _anyone_ out there using the OCF with a J++ app?
> > Or, has anyone had to do anything unusual to get their OCF stuff to=20
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> > under the Microsoft VM?
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> > Tom McKearney
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