Happy 1999,
The second release of PC/SC is out for download. It includes an ICCSP for
Cryptoflex cards (which will work with Multiflex) and support for
Schlumberger, Litronic, and Towitoko readers. Please read the following
README file for more information.
Applications can now be written. Ne
Hello,
I have been trying to make my Litronic 210 and Open16K card to work
for several weeks with not much success.
I have used the ct-api driver for Litronic 210 (the docs say about
the Litronic Argus 210, my reader does not say Argus anywhere).
XCard-ctapi, when it runs, it giv
Hi,
which modifications do you think have to be done to port the Cyberflex
development kit to Towitoko card readers... can you give me some hints for
this??
Of course I can look at the whole source code... but you've the experience
with it... and I hope to get it in the next weeks...
thanks fo
// Up to here, everything is
ok. The next command returns a BYTE[] that
// starts with "f2". The
"Toolkit" application does not return such a byte.
a0 f2 00 00 17
f2 00 00 00 62 69 69 02 3f 00 02 14 03 1b 13 00 02 00 00 00 00
00 00 00 90 00
That "f2" is the ack byte. This is fol
which modifications do you think have to be done to port the Cyberflex
development kit to Towitoko card readers... can you give me some hints for
this??
I don't think the Cyberflex SDK depends at all on any particular card
reader. It generates a file that you have to load on to the card, a
Hi,
> which modifications do you think have to be done to port the Cyberflex
> development kit to Towitoko card readers... can you give me some hints for
> this??
after some time to think about it the best way seems to be the following:
porting PC/SC to work with towitoko smartcard reader
The Cyberflex for Linux kit consists of a modified version of Xcard and
some Java classes. These Java classes will be just fine. Xcard is the
only thing that has to be ported to PC/SC. I will be finishing the ICCSP
for Cryptoflex and Cyberflex in the next 2-3 weeks. Then I will rewrite
Xcard (
