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Shell ConfigurationAll configuration of the shell is done from within the scripting environment. The top level scripting object is instantiated when the shell is started. This so called global object contains all global variables and function definitions. When executing scripts, then these run in the context of the global object. During startup, the Smart Card Shell will try to find and execute the CONFIG.JS file, unless the user specifies an alternative script for configuration. The CONFIG.JS file provides for the basic shell configuration. It defines the required scripting classes, global definitions and shortcut functions. After the CONFIG.JS script is completed, the shell is ready configured. In the default CONFIG.JS file, a global object under the name "_scsh3" is created. This object contains persistent configuration informations that can be changed from within the scripting environment. Card Terminal ConfigurationThe Smart Card Shell uses the OpenCard Framework (OCF) to access card terminals and smart cards. It locates configuration files using a property loader provided by the plug-in. The opencard.properties file is located in the plug-in directory. The default configuration enables all PC/SC card terminals and configures the necessary card service factories. Adding CT-API Card TerminalsThe Smart Card Shell comes bundled with the CardContact JNI2CTAPI and CTAPI4OCF drivers. These allow to access CT-API card terminals from OCF. JNI2CTAPI is a Java Native Interface to the CT-API dll or shared object provided by the card terminal manufacturer. CTAPI4OCF implements an OCF card terminal driver that maps OCF methods to CT-BCS card terminal commands. A CT-API card terminal is added using the de.cardcontact.opencard.terminal.ctapi4ocf.CTAPICardTerminalFactory card terminal factory. This factory can be configured with four parameter separated by a '|' |name|type|device|libname The parameter name is a user selected friendly name for the card terminal. The parameter type must contain 'CTAPI'. The port number to be used in CT_INIT() is defined by the device field. The name of the DLL or shared object is defined in the libname field. The name of the DLL or shared object must be given without extension or leading 'lib'. The following example shows the configuration for 3 different CT-API card terminals: # ORGA ECO 5000 with CardContact ECO5000 driver OpenCard.terminals = \ de.cardcontact.opencard.terminal.ctapi4ocf.CTAPICardTerminalFactory|ECO5000|CTAPI|1|cteco5000 # ORGA MCT 5000 OpenCard.terminals = \ de.cardcontact.opencard.terminal.ctapi4ocf.CTAPICardTerminalFactory|MCT|CTAPI|1|ctorg32 # Reiner SCT CT-API Driver OpenCard.terminals = \ de.cardcontact.opencard.terminal.ctapi4ocf.CTAPICardTerminalFactory|REINERSCT|CTAPI|1|ctrsct32 # G+D ICT800 STD OpenCard.terminals = \ de.cardcontact.opencard.terminal.ctapi4ocf.CTAPICardTerminalFactory|ICT800|CTAPI|1|ctapiw32 If more than one CT-API card reader shall be added, then the factory and configuration must be given multiple times on the same line, separated by blanks. Entries can span multiple lines, if they end with a backslash as shown above. © Copyright 2003 - 2010 CardContact Software & System Consulting, Minden, Germany |