End-to-End Test

I am currently developing and Application that for PCs that should interact with a Java Card via a card reader. I do not have the cards or the readers as yet but I am using JCOP and eclipse.

How can I use the simulator to do a end-to-end test (retrieving data from the card and processing it in the application)

Do I need to create a card Terminal or Proxy?

How the application call the reader?

Please code snippets would be appreciated also.

[473 byte] By [dondragon2a] at [2007-11-27 9:48:41]

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# 1

Hi ,Why dont you try configuring eclipse. Eclipse has an emulator. I wont promise it is the best but it is a good indicator.ps: u need to add a few libraries i think to eclipse\Cheers

srikanth82a at 2007-7-13 0:17:17 >

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# 2

You can call the simulator (the generic one) via the command line. You just set the port (server) in the simulator. Your off-card application sends the commands to a proxy which tunnels the command to the simulator or later to a smart card reader. Check out the help of the simulator.

lexdabeara at 2007-7-13 0:17:17 >

# 3

I understand that I need to do that but will I eventually have to write a code for the Reader?If so please send me a sample.Thanks

dondragon2a at 2007-7-13 0:17:17 >

# 4

You can use the JCOP Tools off-card API to access any PC/SC compliant reader or the Pegoda reader. Look into the JCOP Tools user guide ot browse through the examples in this forum.

lexdabeara at 2007-7-13 0:17:18 >

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