sim.toolkit |
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Java Source File Name | Type | Comment |
AccessSAT.java | Interface | The interface of SAT Accessor. |
EditHandler.java | Class | This class is the basic class for the construction of a list of simple TLV
elements. |
EnvelopeHandler.java | Class | The EnvelopeHandler class contains basic methods to handle the Envelope
data field. |
EnvelopeResponseHandler.java | Class | The EnvelopeResponseHandler class contains basic methods to handle the
Envelope response
data field. |
MEProfile.java | Class | The MEProfile class contains methods to question the handset
profile, regarding the SIM Application Toolkit and supposing that this
profile has been set by the Terminal Profile APDU command.
The following table gives the index value according to the facility to
check. |
ProactiveHandler.java | Class | This class is the basic class for the definition of
Proactive commands
. |
ProactiveResponseHandler.java | Class | The ProactiveResponseHandler class contains basic methods to handle the
Terminal
Response data field. |
SATBaseApplet.java | Class | This is a base class for all SAT applets. |
ToolkitConstants.java | Interface | ToolkitConstants encapsulates constants related to the Toolkit
applets. |
ToolkitException.java | Class | This class extends the Throwable class and allows the classes of this package
to throw specific exceptions in case of problems. |
ToolkitInterface.java | Interface | This interface must be implemented by a Toolkit applet (which extends
the javacard.framework.Applet class) so that it can be
triggered by the Toolkit Handler according to the registration information. |
ToolkitRegistry.java | Class | The ToolkitRegistry class offers basic services and methods
to allow
any Toolkit applet to register its configuration (supported events) during
the install phase and possibly to change it during all the applet life time.
Each toolkit applet will get a reference to its registry entry with the
static
method getEntry . |
ViewHandler.java | Class | The ViewHandler class offers basic services and contains basic
methods to handle
a Simple TLV List, such as in a Terminal Response data field
or in a BER-TLV
element (Envelope data field or Proactive command). |