Try http://www.gsm-hacking.dk/ for starters.
cheers
Brian
Guilherme Luiz Stuermer wrote:
Hello,
Does someone knows here can I find info about GSM with Smart Card
technology? Thanks a lot
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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:
Can anyone tell me what the situation is with Negotiating baud rates
between the card and OCF when using OCF on top of PCSC?
Does it already do negotiation?
Can you call methods to get negotiation to occur or even set the baud
rate yourself or is it just not possible?
cheers
Brian
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Have a search on the net for explanations of smartcard technology
specifically in relation to the ISO 7816 standard and T=0/T=1 protocols.
This should answer a lot of your questions.
cheers
Brian
ASTI Legaspi, Calen Martin D. wrote:
Can any smart card work with any reader? All
Kenji Hollis wrote:
Also, how supported is OpenCard vs JavaCard? Which should I be
concentrating my efforts on supporting?
OCF and JavaCard are two very different beasts. JavaCard is a card
operating system allowing you to write and load card applets using a
subset of the Java language.
Kenji Hollis wrote:
Hello all:
Using the PC/SC drivers on OpenCard API for Linux, what do I need to do to
solve this error:
Exception in thread main java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no OCFPCSC1 in
java.library.path
Do I need to grab some other MUSCLE package to get this to work?
Your
Harry wrote:
Has anyone ever managed to even get this thing to write data (towitoko
chipdrive and OCF (pc/sc))?
I used a couple Towitoko chipdrive M100 and also the USB equivalent.
I find them a bit slower at detecting inserts than some of the other
readers I have used but other than that I
Christophe,
I'd like to take this opportunity to thank you for the effort you have
put in in the past, especially as it is no longer 'part of your job'.
It was quite strange to get this email just now as a lot of it parallels
what I have been thinking about for a while myself. Namely more
Don't know about GPK 16000 support specifically - maybe ask Gemplus, but
the 1.2 version of OCF is the latest and that is probably the most up
to date gemplus stuff. There hasn't been much OCF development recently
but hopefully plans are afoot to change that.
cheers
Brian
Danny De Cock
Joe Phillips wrote:
On Wed, 2003-01-22 at 10:06, Brian McGuiness wrote:
Further to the discussions the other week, i've looked into both
Sourceforge (www.sourceforge.org) and Savannah (www.savannah.nongnu.org)
Sourceforge (SF) is larger (~55,000 projects, ~550,000 users) compared
to Savannah
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Andrea Manca wrote:
[ERROR] opencard.opt.emv.mgmt.BasicEMVAppletAccess.list
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6A 82 is usually security status not satisfied - most likely you have to
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Sent: Monday, March 24, 2003 9:28 PM
Subject: Re: [OCF] No reader found
Why did you remove the reader from the device list? Are you not using
the Gemplus reader under PCSC?
cheers
win Patterson wrote:
Hi all..
As I
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I think you have only one card reader connected to your PC. Correct?
But your windows card registry thinks you have
Alan Kozlay wrote:
Great work Alan.
Would anyone like my new version of OFCPCSC1.DLL??
Yes, probably all of us.
Should it be posted somewhere?
After some discussion earlier this year on this list, I have started
setting up a SourceForge project to move the OCF code and distributions
to in
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Jon Barber wrote:
Can I help with setting up the repository at all ?
Yes. I had just got to the stage where I had all the tools in place to
load stuff up to the repository when I had to switch my PC from NT to
W2K. So I lost all the tools and I haven't had the chance to sort them
out again.
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Frank ARNOLD wrote:
Hi,
I am a beginner and I try to transform a demo's sample
InsertRemoveCard.java. I would like run it under a Applet.
Try the OCF/applet FAQ on the Gemplus site.
http://www.gemplus.fr/developers/technologies/opencard/faqs/applets-faq.html
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If you are using it through PCSC just use the attached one.
It will work for all PCSC readers.
cheers
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hi there,
i'm trying ( only trying) to find a way to put the SmartCard.start(); working...
my problem is that i don't know how to config the opencard.properties for a
There is an OCF Gemplus Block Protocol layer that you can use in place
of the OCF PCSC bridge.
It communicated directly with the reader voa the sun COMM API.
Have a look at http://www.gemplus.com/techno/gbp_libraries/ . Maybe
that will work for you.
cheers
Jorge Lanza wrote:
Hi all.
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It may be a problem with your opencard.properties. Try this one instead:
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# Card service configuration #
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OpenCard.services = \
com.ibm.opencard.factory.MFCCardServiceFactory \
opencard.opt.util.PassThruCardServiceFactory
Try upping the value of trace in the opencard.properties file to see
more debug info.
cheers
Bernd Kalwar wrote:
Hi,
it seems that I made a little step forward. I've installed the wrapper form
gemplus.
When I start a demo, which wants to read information form the card, the
batch stop with the
I'm having a problem in that the OCF card registry tells me that I have
four terminals available when I only have two connected to my machine.
The two terminals are a Smart Mouse SM 1 and a Towitoko ChipDrive and,
in the registry, they both show up twice.
Has anyone seen this sort of thing
Christophe Muller wrote:
Hello,
Brian McGuiness wrote:
I'm having a problem in that the OCF card registry tells me that I
have four terminals available when I only have two connected to my
machine.
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Thanks for the info.
I solved my problem. I was using the following piece
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while (terminals.hasMoreElements () )
{
CardTerminal terminal = (CardTerminal) terminals.nextElement ();
if (terminal.getName().equals(myString))
^^^
Each terminal name will be unique. You most
Have a look at the OCF Programmers Guide at
http://www.opencard.org/docs/pguide/PGuide.html#HDROBTAININGASMARTCARDFROMAPART
cheers
Brian
Lutz Suhrbier wrote:
Hello,
perhaps that's a stupid question.
I have connected two PCSC-Readers to my Windows 2000 Professional Workstation:
also don't know
if it is an EMV compiant card. Maybe they did some research into this
area that you might be able to find.
cheers
Brian
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"Engin Unal (Link Bilgisayar)" wrote:
Hi,
I have a towitoko chipdrive reader.
I have configred opencard.properties due to pcsc10 terminals.
But it gives me some errors.
Could you help me about that?
error with GetCardId.bat( when the card was inserted)
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Pcsc10CardTerminal:
RS Components sell single Gemplus GCR 400s (? might have a different
name but it's definitely some combination of G, C and R) for about £80.
I couldn't get it to work on a laptop running NT 4 but I think it was to
do with the already installed PCMCIA network card.
I installed W2K on the laptop
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