Let me see,
I actually dont know that API but after looking ariund the net fast I found this documentation :
http://www.mobitek-system.com/SIMToo...API_Manual. pdf
Which states : API TYPE: ActiveX DLL component (Component Object Model) for Windows
So no, this won't work at all on any j2me device... It might work on a Windows Mobile device, but not under it's JVM... After all, ...
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hello,
i have to create a javacard application that can access to sim's contact list.
i've seen that it is possible to access to contact list using J2ME API (PIM optional package).
My question is: can i also do this operation using sim.toolkit API or JavaCard API?which package could i use?
The problem is that my application must be portable to any kind of device, and i don't know if j2me ...
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Tiger79 replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
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dinanath.d replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Hello,
You can use Java Card SIM API - sim.access - This package provides the means to the applets for accessing to the GSM data and file system of the GSM application defined in the GSM 11.11 specification.
The SIMSystem class provides a way to get a view of the GSM File system. In any case, the client applet (SIM Tookit or other) will only access to methods of the SIMView interface. ...
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Tiger79 replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
that actually is an Applet not a MIDlet...
So that code wont work, after all it's not J2ME but J2SE, also I doubt that their libraries support the limited functionality of J2ME...
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dinanath.d replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Hello,
It's true that is not a MIDlet, its java card applpet.
With the help any Java Card SDK he can write the portable application.
Most of Java card supports
GSM 43.019 v5.5.0 Annex A: Java Card SIM API
for accessing the file system on card.
For more information please refer
http://developer.gemalto.com/home/sim-toolkit.html
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Tiger79 replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
As far as I can understand from the first sentence of your link
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The Java Card™ technology allows applets written in the Java™ language to be executed on a smart card.
you will have to place this on a smart card... Which afaik is not a normal memory card (no standard micro-sd), and it most probably is a programmable msart card just like ...
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dinanath.d replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Yes I have hands-on experience using this.
It's not easy to install such applet on smart card without the help of network operator.
I was in the development team during implementing this specification with one of the smart card manufacturer.
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