SATSA without a JAVA CARD?

Hi all,
Im trying to connect an external application to a SmartCard using SATSA API.
I am not using a JavaCard and i don't have in my smartcard an application having a particular AID. I can only communicate with this smartcard using apdu to read and write its file system.
Using OpenCardFramework i do this by a PassThruCardService object but i have not found in SATSA a way to connect my application to my smartcard without using AID (APDUConnection).
If there is a way to do this, please help me :)
thanks in advance
Andrea

i have used OCF inside XletView .. it works...Great!
Did you make the OCF implementation yourself, something you'd like to share? Or what hardware/software did you use?
if you have just used satsa suggest me some tricks please :)I haven't used it yet, waiting for a box with an implementation. You'll probably see me posting questions when it's time ;-)
// b

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