OpenCard  
 
OCF, the OpenCard Framework is a standard Java framework for working with Smart Cards.  
 

Package opencard.core.terminal

Interface Summary
CardTerminalFactory A CardTerminalFactory produces CardTerminal objects of a certain type attached at an address. As with the opencard.core.service.CardServiceFactory the idea here is that a card terminal manufacturer shall provide his own version of a CardTerminalFactory that can produce appropriate CardTerminal objects.
CHVEncoder Encode a String for card holder verification.
Observer This interface is used by the CardTerminalRegistry to communicate to an interested party added/remove card terminals and card insertion/removal.
Pollable This interface must be implemented by implementations of CardTerminal if they do not generate events when a card is inserted in or removed from the card terminal.
VerifiedAPDUInterface A CardTerminal that implements the VerifiedAPDUInterface can query the user for CHV (Card Holder Verification) data and insert that CHV data into the CommandAPDU.
 

Class Summary
APDU An APDU represents a Application Protocol Data Unit which is the basic unit of communication with a smart card.
CardID Represents a smartcard's ATR (Answer To Reset).
CardTerminal The CardTerminal class represents a physical card terminal.
CardTerminalIOBlender A CardTerminalIOBlender processes (blends) user input for a CardTerminal.
CardTerminalIOControl The CardTerminalIOControl class provides a means of fine-tuning the way a CardTerminal processes user input. You can specify Maximal number of input characters The maximal number of input characters permissible.
CardTerminalRegistry The CardTerminalRegistry keeps track of the installed CardTerminals registered within a system.
CHVControl Determine the characteristics of a card holder verification.
CommandAPDU Represents a command APDU that can be modified.
ResponseAPDU A ResponseAPDU represents a Response Application Protocol Data Unit received from the smart card in response to a previous CommandAPDU.
Slot Deprecated. use slot number instead
SlotChannel A SlotChannel serves a dual purpose: It is a gate object providing access to the smart card and, in addition, is used to send and receive APDUs and generally interact with the card.
 

Exception Summary
CardNotPresentException Thrown when a card should be inserted in one of the slots but is not present.
CardTerminalException Through a CardTerminalException we signal all exceptions upstream.
CommunicationErrorException  
InvalidSlotChannelException An InvalidSlotChannelException signals that the SlotChannel was not valid (e.g., it was not opened by a CardTerminal).
TerminalInitException Thrown when a timeout occured.
TerminalTimeoutException Thrown when a timeout occured.