Hello All,
Am not for or against anyone here, but it is just we cannot blame the OCF for
the error in our application during processing just because there could be some
lapses in their documentation. I personally have the same problems when starting to
use the OCF. But that is just what an "open card framework" is for. That means we,
developers are to contribute to improve its services. Afterall, we are not paying
anything for the OCF for it to develop classes required to make our application run.
Moreso,
we are just a bunch of suckers for their classes so that we can use their sample
application to make our own version and later on call it "OUR OWN".
Look, OCF is not compelling any developer here to use its framework. Its your
own choosing to use it, albeit there are some errors. Most of developers here
benefit from the idea of sharing their knowledge to make a finess product out of the
skeletal framework give by the OCF. So if you have the problem, consult the OCF, its
member developer s and OCF members/developers will be glad to help you. But if at any
moment you call anyone or anybody a SLOPPY FIRST, SECOND OR THIRD then
I suggest, UNSUBSRIBE from the framework and never use OCF again. Afterall, they are
not charging you anything for their classes, are they???
It would be a different story if it was a manufacturer, say SCHLUMBERG,
TOWITOKO or GEMPLUS' classes are in error. Its their product and we expect the
best out of them, so they should not be defended in anyway, but it is up for them to
defend it self. But OCF?, comeone man, If you ain't helped OCF yet in anyway, then
don't come with your guns firing at OCF.
Regards,
Harley
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