David Corcoran wrote:
> First, the iButton provides a C-API for communicating to the iButton.
Ah, that is interesting. I found Windows drivers for the old iButtons,
together with the big Java thing that will drive the Java iButtons under
Windows or Unix. In other words as far as I could see there were no
Unix drivers for the old iButtons. It sounds from what you are saying
as though I have missed something. Is that right?
> As for Java cards, there is usually a byte code translation that occurs
> with the Cyberflex card. You can use mksolo and a certain map file to do
> this translation to the class file before you do the upload.
Is mksolo freely available or is it part of the Schlumberger SDK that
you have to pay for?
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