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the Nexus S device NXP PN544 NFC controller supports not only SWP for UICC based SE, but also the S2C (aka NFC-WI) for the external, e.g. micro SD card SE. Does anybody know how this can be enabled and what it means for the SD card? That is not relevant for the Google Nexus S (there is not SD card slot), but the NFC version of the Samsung Galaxy S II comes already with the SD card slot and here this will be a question. I have tried to search for that and even the S2C standard seems to be relatively old (I think ECMA, 2006) I did not any related materials. What it means supporting S2C? The

I wonder if it's possible to access to the SIM card with an Android Application Hubert You can get the IMEI like this (but is it what you want ?), just an exemple : mTelephonyMgr = (TelephonyManager)getSystemService(Context.TELEPHONY_SERVICE); String imei = mTelephonyMgr.getDeviceId(); Likewise, you have String getSimCountryIso(): Returns the ISO country code equivalent for the SIM provider's country code. String getSimOperator(): Returns the MCC+MNC (mobile country code + mobile network code) of the provider of the SIM. String getSimOperatorName(): Returns the Service Provider Name (SPN).

I'm bascially looking for someplace to start learning how to interface with a government CAC card using java. Ultimately, my goal is to find out how to use CAC card authentication (by PIN number) to authorize access to a website hosted using a Tomcat/J2EE server. But I'll need somewhere to start. So I figure I'd start by writing a small java program to simply read the CAC card information from the CAC card which is inserted into a card reader on my keyboard (DELL keyboard with CAC reader above the numeric keypad). By searching google, I found the cacard java project ( https://cacard.dev.java

Looking for Javascript code to sign GST or Income Tax eReturns from Browser using USB Token. Recently much is being talked about WebCrypto API but as of now, WebCrypto API does not provide access to (Windows) or any other Key stores or local crypto USB/Smartcard device. Older methods being java applets, Active X, etc which are phased out or are being phased out from the Modern Browser offerings. Most of the web applications require Digital Signing pdf documents, files, eReturns (XML or JSON) etc, from user’s Browser using user’s local machine Key-store, USB Token or Smartcard. Also in most of