[Muscle] how to make a token supported?

[Karsten Ohme]

Bart Trojanowski schrieb:
> * Karsten Ohme <widerstand at t-online.de> [070810 21:45]:
>>> I can talk to the token using PCSC, but when I try to
>>> MSCEstablishConnection() it fails with 'Token is unsupported'.
>>>
>>> I need to authenticate with the token and read some filesystem
>>> records.  Is it easier to code up something to use APDUs via
>>> PCSC-lite, or to make MUSCLE talk to the token.
>>>
>>> If the latter, what is required to make the token supported?
>> run bundleTool. There is an xml file somewhere. Should also be in
>> /usr/lib/pcsc/. Maybe it is it. I think the card is already
>> recognized. But you must also install the MuscleCard applet on the
>> Java smart card.  See the MuscleCard page.
> 
> Karsten,
> 
> Thanks for replying.

Have you read completely my previous mail? Do you know how the 
MuscleCard system works?

Loot at this:

http://www.musclecard.com/musclecard/index.html

MSCEstablishConnection actually only selects the applet on the smart 
card. If the AID of your applet is different then it will fail.

> 
> I ran bundleTool and I am presented with two choices (I installed all
> PCSC packages on my Debian system)...
> 
>   1.     mscMuscleCard.bundle
>   2.     slbCryptoflex.bundle
> 
> I tried both bundles.  Both result in the same result: token is not
> supported.  So I gather that I have to use PCSC instead.... 

What do you want to do with PC/SC?

> or is there
> an easy way to teach muscle how this card works?  

This is defined in the CardEdge / Musclecard ... protocol. It is not 
necessary to use PC/SC directly if the MCardPlugin and MusceCard do it 
for you.

> How does one create a
> new "bundle"?

Use the xml (I think it is mscMuscleCard.bundle) file as a template and 
insert a name for your bundle and insert the ATR of your smart card in 
this file. But this is only necessary of you are developing a new 
MuscleCard plugin for a different smart card.

Regards,
Karsten
> 
> -Bart
>