Talking to jcwde from Open Card

Hi all!
Is it possible to talk to jcwde or to C-JCRE from the Open Card Framework? Is there a CardTerminal for this?

A C-JCRE compatible CardTerminal is available
for download on the Gemplus Developers Web Site, at:
http://www.gemplus.fr/developers/technologies/opencard/cardterminals/apduio/download.html
It looks like it should be compatible with JCWDE. Sources are included.

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