It is a simple applet which processes the following APDU commands: 1 byteįor this example we will use the .HelloWorld Java Card Applet.
One APDU command (C-APDU) can span multiple lines.Ī C-APDU has the following format: This file is compatible with the script format of apdutool from the Java Card Development Kit.Ĭ-APDUs ends with and comments begin with //.ĪPDU commands can be represented by DEC or HEX characters. file with APDU commands in C-APDU format. NOTE: Applet classes and their dependencies must be in the class path when the simulator starts.Īn example settings file: .applet.0.AID=010203040506070809Ĭom.0.Class=.HelloWorldApplet You do not need to convert your Java Card applet to CAP in order to use it in the simulator. To simplify the development and debugging process, jCardSim works directly with class files.
It has the following format: .applet.Class= In it you can set information about your applets. Jcardsim.cfg, is a file with settings for the simulator. Start parameters: java -cp jcardsim-2.2.2-all.jar .APDUScriptTool BixVReaderCard connects to a PC/SC virtual reader.APDUScriptTool reads command APDUs from a file and writes the response APDUs.JCardSim includes two classes which run an instance of the simulator directly from the command line:
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