The Coolkey CSP is generic -- I remember it loads the PKCS #11 module specified in a registry key. So you can use the Coolkey CSP with your own PKCS #11 module. The Coolkey CSP is actually independent of the rest of the Coolkey project.
Before the Coolkey CSP was available, I looked at both CSP11 and pkcscsp (http://www.ilex.fr/en/opensource/pkcscsp.htm). After comparing the two, I decided to go with pkcscsp because it supports email decryption. I exchanged some patches for pkcscsp with Dejan Gambin by email. The Coolkey CSP is more complete than CSP11 and pkcscsp because it also supports Windows smartcard logon. In spite of that, I think CSP11 and pkcscsp both have some good ideas. I hope the licenses of these projects allow code snippets to flow easily between them. Wan-Teh _______________________________________________ opensc-devel mailing list [email protected] http://www.opensc-project.org/mailman/listinfo/opensc-devel
