How to Run the Samples

Note that before you can run the samples, the file JC_HOME_SIMULATOR/samples/client.config.properties needs to be configured accordingly. For example, lines like these:

A000000151000000_scp03enc_10=<Enter your 32-bit enc key here> 
A000000151000000_scp03mac_10=<Enter your 32-bit mac key here> 
A000000151000000_scp03dek_10=<Enter your 32-bit dek key here>

must be changed to something like this:

A000000151000000_scp03enc_10=1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 
A000000151000000_scp03mac_10=2222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222 
A000000151000000_scp03dek_10=3333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333

For additional information on configuring these properties, refer to Configuring the Java Card Development Kit Simulator.

Each sample directory contains an applet folder and a client folder. You can use the Eclipse Plug-in or the script files (build.bat / run.bat for Windows, build.sh / run.sh for Linux) to be used from the command line to build and run the samples. In either case, the outcome is the same: The development kit tools are used to convert and verify the class files.

The Java Card runtime environment, jcsw.exe (on Windows), jcsl (on Linux) respectively, simulates a Java Card 3.2 platform on a smart card. Applets are installed into the runtime environment, and it simulates interaction with a card reader.

To build and run the samples, refer to Running the Samples in Eclipse.