Hi Chris,
I'd suggest following opencard.properties:
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OpenCard.services = smartcard.OCF.factory.YourCardServiceFactory
OpenCard.terminals =
com.ibm.opencard.terminal.pcsc10.Pcsc10CardTerminalFactory
OpenCard.trace = opencard:8 \
opencard.core.service.CardServiceRegistry:8 \
com.ibm.opencard.terminal.pcsc10.Pcsc10CardTerminalFactory:8
smartcard.OCF.factory.YourCardServiceFactory:8 \
smartcard.OCF.service.YourCardService:8 \
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Where YourCardServiceFactory.java might look like:
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package smartcard.OCF.factory;
import smartcard.OCF.service.YourCardService;
public class YourServiceFactory extends CardServiceFactory {
private static Vector services = new Vector();
private final static int YOURCARD = 0x10;
private static byte yourATR[] = {(byte)0x3B,
...};
private CardID yourCID;
static {
services.addElement(YourCardService.class);
}
public YourCardServiceFactory() {
try {
yourCID = new CardID ( yourATR );
} catch ( Exception e ) {
ctracer.error("CardLoaderFactory()", e.toString());
}
}
protected CardType getCardType(CardID cid,
CardServiceScheduler scheduler) {
if ( cid.equals(yourCID)) {
ctracer.debug("getCardType", "known card type " +
cid.toString());
return new CardType(YOURCARD);
} else
return CardType.UNSUPPORTED;
}
protected Enumeration getClasses(CardType type) {
ctracer.debug("getClasses", "card type is " + type.getType());
switch (type.getType()) {
case YOURCARD:
return cardServiceClasses(yourCID);
default:
ctracer.debug("cardServiceClasses", "no classes -
strange!");
}
return null;
}
protected Enumeration cardServiceClasses(CardID cid)
{
if ( cid.equals(yourCID)) {
return services.elements();
} else {
return null;
}
}
}
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And YourCardService should start like:
---------------
package smartcard.OCF.service;
import opencard.opt.applet.*;
public class YourCardService extends AppletProxy {
static final yourAID = "yourAID";
protected void initialize(CardServiceScheduler scheduler, SmartCard
card, boolean blocking) throws CardServiceException {
super.initialize(new AppletID(yourAID), scheduler, card, blocking);
}
....
---------------
A nice tutorial can be found at
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-10-1998/jw-10-javadev.html.
It's from 1998!!!
HTH, good luck.
Chris Malan wrote:
> Hi Martin,
>
> Thanks for yor response. I have to specify a card service factory location
> in the opencard.properties file. This card service factory has to be able to
> create card services of the required kind - BasicAppletCardService in this
> case. Which card service factory should I specify in the opencard.properties
> file? The computer complains that BasicAppletCardService can't be
> istantiated. PassThruCardService works fine as I know which factory to put
> in the opencard.properties file.
>
> Thanks again,
>
> Chris
>
> On Thursday 12 September 2002 18:20, Martin B�chler wrote:
>
>>Chris Malan wrote:
>>
>>>Hi All,
>>>
>>>Which card service factory implements a BasicAppletCardService?
>>
>>*Your* card service gets usually created by *your* factory ;)
>
>
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