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PKIApplet Instructions & Applet Source Code

An ISO7816 compliant Java Card PKI applet.

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PKIApplet Instructions & Applet Source Code

Post by JavaCardOS » Tue Jun 16, 2015 11:31 pm

PKI Applet Specifications

• To run the host application you need Java Runtime Environment 1.6.

• An ISO7816 file system for storing PKI files according to the Part 15 of the ISO7816 specification [3]: private key directory, certificate directory, CA and user certificates, etc. It is up to the personalisation software what files will be stored in the applet. The applet support hierarchical file system including relative to current file selection or selection by path. Reading of each file can be user PIN protected.

• PIN and PUC user authentication: a 4–20 characters long PIN code, and a 16 characters long PUC code. The PUC code lets the user to unblock a forgotten PIN code.

• The applet does not support any kind of secure messaging for APDU communication.

• The applet only communicates on the contact interface of the card.

• Three different cryptographic operations: signing, decryption, and authentication. Currently, the supported key type and length is RSA 1024 bit.1

For more information about this Applet, please see the attachment file.

Note:
  1. The Applet has been successfully compiled in JCIDE, can be directly use after download.
  2. This Applet from GitHub or SourceForge (LGPL2.1)
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Re: PKIApplet

Post by Regist » Tue Dec 01, 2015 5:12 am

To run this host application, what need to be done?

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Re: PKIApplet

Post by Ellisun » Sun Jan 24, 2016 10:57 pm

Regist wrote:To run this host application, what need to be done?


To run the host application you need Java Runtime Environment 1.6. To load the applet to a Java Card smart card you need a Java Card and
Global Platform compliant applet loader.

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Re: PKIApplet Instructions & Applet Source Code

Post by noabrw » Sun Jan 14, 2018 3:53 am

can you give me video that explain how run the source code and host application ?


thank you

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Re: PKIApplet Instructions & Applet Source Code

Post by Tolice » Mon Jan 15, 2018 3:30 am

I downloaded the javacardsign.zip file, and it can be opened normally:
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Re: PKIApplet Instructions & Applet Source Code

Post by Chandan2002x » Thu Nov 05, 2020 4:32 pm

All the buttons and text are disabled in host application window. How to solve it?

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