Usage of javax.smartcardio package in eclipse

Hi ,
how to use this package (javax.smartcardio) in eclipse env

Hi,
Can you give more details about your issues? Have you searched the forum/web for examples?
Cheers,
Shane

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I downloaded the latest JDK from developer.apple.com, but now I cannot find the javax.smartcardio package in the source package (src.jar) that came with it. I unpacked the JAR file, but simply can't find the stated package. Can you help me out?

I can confirm the issue here (Mountain Lion, 10.8.5). A very simple program (attached below) that just enumerates terminals and checks if a card is present will crash:
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If Oracle JDK7 is used (can not switch to 64-bit, uses)
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import javax.smartcardio.CardTerminals;
import javax.smartcardio.TerminalFactory;
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Help me - I have a problem of using the javax.smartcardio

Hi everybody!!!
I'm creating an application to communicate with javacard.
I searched on internet and know about javax.smartcardio.
But I can not use it, even it's inside the default library of Java 6.
I already import the javax.smartcardio.*; to my java file.
But it can not find the class inside this package.
Can somebody help me? Thanks a lot.

Hi everybody.
I got the advice from Mr. Safarmer on this forum.
So:
If you're using Eclipse to develop the application.
You have to set the JRE Library to Alternate JRE.
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Where can I find WebLogic JAR including javax.annotation package?

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I'm writing and testing WebLogic EJB 3.0 sample through the edocs.bea.com
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I want to use it such as javax.annotation.PreDestroy, javax.annotation.Resource etc.
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Hello! I have a problem - can't get CPLC with classes from javax.smartcardio (get SW=6a88), but I easily get it with com.sun.javacard.apduio classes from Java Card Kit 2.2.2.
Here the test code for javax.smartcardio :
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import javax.smartcardio.*;
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You're missing the Le byte, since you're expecting data back. Try it.

How to get a handle which is used in c dll from javax.smartcardio.card

good afternoon
i am using javax.smartcardio.card to operate a sim-card reader .
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Presumably you are calling a C library method that returns a handle.
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How to get free memory size of a card with javax.smartcardio

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I have already Eclipse. Please help me how to do that. Thanks.

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Hi,
There seem to be a bug (from my point of view) with the javax.smartcardio when i attempt to send a command over to the card.
There a code frag
factory = TerminalFactory.getDefault();
        try {
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<-- 9000
send_apdu -sc 0 -APDU 43520000
Send APDU: 43 52 00 00
--> 43520000
<-- 9000
Recv APDU: 90 00
card_disconnect
release_context
Anyone have encounter the same problem?

Refering to this code:
factory = TerminalFactory.getDefault();
        try {
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            System.out.println("Terminals: " + terminals);
            terminal = terminals.get(1);
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I already selected the applet here.
With this command here
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