Open-source java polling/survey software??

Hello,
Does anyone know of a good open-source java polling software (web-based)?
Thanks in advance,
Julien.

javacardsign is a signing applet, and yes it tries to be pkcs15. With respect to opensc compatibility we still have to test and see what else remains to be done, but currently we have other priorities, so this will take time.
Regarding 7816 compatibility, you are absolutely right, this is too general. What is meant is that
a) the instruction set is iso7816-4
b) crypto operations are according iso7816-8
c) if personalised with our host application the file system contains iso7816-15 compliant structures
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