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import pro.javacard.vre.*;

Focus on running existing code in a modern container, instead of emulating an old environment to the dumbest details. Fully open source!

vJCRE is a vritual Java Card Runtime Environment that allows to run Java code targeting the smart card platform inside a standard desktop Java virtual machine. Ideal for fast development, testing or experimentation.

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Features

  • Easy interfacing with any APDU-like interface:
  • CommandAPDU from javax.smartcardio
  • Generic byte[] exchange, like Android Host Card Emulation
  • JavaCard 2.2.2+, usage of Extended APDU encouraged
  • HostApduService proxy for Android
  • Includes all packages with essential interfaces and abstract classes up to JavaCard v3.0.4:
  • javacard.framework.*
  • javacard.security.*
  • javacardx.apdu.*
  • javacardx.crypto.*
  • Simple, thin and modular codebase to the finest extent possible.
  • Minimal one-liner pollution in javacard*.*. The only allowed import is from pro.javacard.vre.*;
  • No Javadoc or license for API specification. Go read the original API docs. (hint)
  • Implements necessary JCSystem and APDU, cryptography provided either by standard JCE or BouncyCastle.
  • Applet management interface, not unlike GlobalPlatform
  • No support for:
  • Transactions
  • RMI
  • Services
  • Logical channels
  • Future versions
  • More algorithms, including JavaCard 3.0.X features
  • Multiple independent VJCRE instances in a single VM
  • Saving and loading VM instances (real "virtual cards")
  • Works great with the rest of the open source smart card stack.
  • Made in Estonia

Usage

import pro.javacard.*;
        
VRE vre = VRE.getInstance();
AID aid = new AID(FakeEstEIDApplet.aid);
vre.load(FakeEstEIDApplet.class, aid); // Load the applet with the specified AID
vre.install(aid, default); // Make a default selected instance of the applet with same AID
TerminalFactory tf = TerminalFactory.getInstance("PC/SC", vre, new VJCREProvider());
CardTerminals terms = tf.terminals();
// Now use javax.smartcardio as you would do when talking to a real smart card

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Version 0.1 will be released early March 2014 together with FakeEstEID Android version. Until that time feel free to look around in the repository.

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