use ant-javacard for compilation #2
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| <target name="applet"> | ||
| <javacard> | ||
| <cap aid="A0:00:00:06:17:00:EC:5E:FF:D8" output="PGP.cap" sources="applet/src"> | ||
| <applet class="openpgpcard.OpenPGPApplet" aid="A0:00:00:06:17:00:EC:5E:FF:D8:00:00:00:01:00:00"/> |
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You are changing the default applet AID. Is this intentional? IIRC gpg is picky about AID-s
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Yes, it is intentional due to the way our platform handles AIDs: we only allow AIDs composed of:
our RID || application ID assigned to the service provider || custom suffix
We allow exceptions for instance AIDs, but not for ELFs or LMs. A longer explanation is here.
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Using this plugin cleans A LOT the
build.xmlfile.Now it's not needed to download the Javacard SDKs globally in your machine, but you can just:
This will produce 2 files,
PGP22.capandPGP30.cap