Uploading applets to a JCOP card

Hi everyone,
I have a little problem. Is it possible to upload an applet to a JCOP card with JCSDK only? no JCOP framework... thanx for any help.
BR
erno

sect0r1 wrote:
Thanx for you answer and sorry for confusion with terms "downloading" and "uploading". I would like to download applets using only JavaCard SDK from Sun. Is this possible. I have the JCOP framework as well but I would like to learn this process completely independent from frameworks, IDEs etc. The problem with GPShell is that, it is not the part of JCSDK as I know. Thanks.
BR
ernoUnfortunately it is not possible to use only JCSDK, because there aren't any tools to connect to card acceptance devices: you can only run your applets in the emulators provided with the SDK. So, for real JCOP cards, you have two options left:
- using JCOP Tools (if you have them, I don't because NXP does not make them available)
- using GPShell
Hope this helps
Alberto

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