Are you doing all your processing inside your event handler? If so, the
first event handler to react to the card inserted event will block all
other event processing (and all other event handlers) until it has
finished doing what it has to do.
cheers
Brian
Luciano da Silva Coelho wrote:
>
> Hello All,
>
> Is's possible to have 2 or more OCF applications ccessing the same card?
> I have an application that I initiate two independents nstances. One run
> very well (the first) but the other instance no.
>
> To get a SmartCard object I use events and to sinalize the enviroment about
> cards inserted before, I call the method
> EventGenerator.getGenerator().createEventsForPresentCards();. The probem is
> that only the first instance to be run receive the inserted card event.
>
> What I'm think or doing wrong??
>
> thanks a lot.
>
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