Writing an XML file to a smart card? (ACR120)
Hi all,
Yes thats right!
I am looking for some sample code so at the click of a button I can write/save an XML file to a smart card. Does anyone have any idea on how to do this? :afrog:
I am really impressed by this forum but would start workshipping it if I can extrapulate a solution here! :check:
Re: Writing an XML file to a smart card? (ACR120)
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Originally Posted by
starydynamo
Hi all,
Yes thats right!
I am looking for some sample code so at the click of a button I can write/save an XML file to a smart card. Does anyone have any idea on how to do this? :afrog:
I am really impressed by this forum but would start workshipping it if I can extrapulate a solution here! :check:
are you talking about a smart card such as the chips found on credit cards?
do you have a smart card reader?
Re: Writing an XML file to a smart card? (ACR120)
Re: Writing an XML file to a smart card? (ACR120)
Indeed I have (ACR120).
Any SIMPLE idea of a replacement for .newindex in VB.NET?
Re: Writing an XML file to a smart card? (ACR120)
OK I solved both problems
to use .newindex you just have to pass it over using a variable instead
I also did the smart card thing (activating, reading and writing) so someone needs let me know and I will post it (alot of code so...)
Re: Writing an XML file to a smart card? (ACR120)
Hi, stardynamo,
I know that it is very late to view this post. Haha... just recently touch with smart card programming development. The story is like that, I have a smart card (mifare) devide so called ACR120S recently. The overall testing is ok. But I dono how to apply it on my project. What I want is the coding connection between vb.net and the devide. Hope to see you around and get your attention. Thx
Re: Writing an XML file to a smart card? (ACR120)
does your card show up as a HID?
if it does... you just need the OP codes for read/write... google generic hid .net and ull get some examples
Re: Writing an XML file to a smart card? (ACR120)
Sry for my stupidness... As I don understand what you mean by HID and OP as well as ull. Im the beginner of the concern matter. Anyway thx for the attention.