INSTALL [for PERSONALIZATION]

Question

Hi
I'm using the JCOP Dev Tools V1.4.0 within Eclipse V3.7.1 to develop a card applet that loads a secret key using the INSTALL [for Personalization] and Store Data commands after instantiation.  The commands I use are:
INSTALL [for Perso] 80E62000<blah>
STORE DATA 80E28000<secret blah>
This works well when loading to the phone but fails when loading to either the simulator or the development Java card I use.  It returns 0x6A86 (Incorrect parameters P1-P2) in response to the INSTALL command and it does this whether I'm using the send command in the JCShell script or my own PC application (again, both of which work with the phone).
So my questions are:
1) Am I right in thinking that the error response is being returned simply because neither the card nor the simulator supports the INSTALL [for Perso] command or is there something more that I'm missing?
2) If it’s not supported then can anyone tell me if there is a card I can select in the simulator that will support it and allow me to test the code in DEBUG mode?  I’ve tried a selection but each one has failed.
3) I've done this using the send command to send both the INSTALL and STORE DATA commands.  Is there a JCShell command that implements the INSTALL [for Perso]?
The INSTALL [for Perso] / STORE DATA system has been imposed upon me by the system I'm using so I can’t use alternatives like using the INSTALL’s C9 data to load the key.  In order to continue using the simulator I've had to create a back-door command that allows me to load the key outside of the INSTALL / STORE DATA method.  This is obviously not ideal and so any options the community can give me to get this solution working in the simulator would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance

Answer 1

hi
processData() is called after you send a GP INSTALL FOR PERSONNALIZATION, then send STORE DATA commands. you get the contents of the store data apdu's after unwrapping by the secure channel.
the extended process data is the same as this, except that it can also return data. To use it you have to implement the org.globalplatform.Personnalization interface.
All of this is described in:
GlobalPlatform Card
Confidential Card Content Management
Card Specification v 2.2 - Admendment A
Version 1.0
Public Release
October 2007
Document Reference: GPC_SPE_007
The document is available on the gp web site.
Regards
Sebastien