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026:
027:        //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
028:        // PACKAGE DEFINITION
029:        //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
030:        package sim.toolkit;
031:
032:        //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
033:        // IMPORTS
034:        //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
035:
036:        /**
037:         *
038:         * The <code>MEProfile</code> class contains methods to question the handset
039:         * profile, regarding the SIM Application Toolkit and supposing that this
040:         * profile has been set by the <b>Terminal Profile</b> APDU command.
041:         * The following table gives the index value according to the facility to
042:         * check. This class contains only static methods, no instance of this class is
043:         * necessary.<p>
044:         *
045:         * <br><br><Table Border="1" Cellpadding="3"><tr bgcolor=#c0c0c0 align=center>
046:         *     <td> <b>Facility</b>                                  </td>
047:         * <td> <b>Index</b> </td></tr>
048:         * <tr><td> Profile download                                 </td>
049:         * <td>    0         </td></tr>
050:         * <tr><td> SMS-PP data download                             </td>
051:         * <td>    1         </td></tr>
052:         * <tr><td> Cell Broadcast data download                     </td>
053:         * <td>    2         </td></tr>
054:         * <tr><td> Menu selection                                   </td>
055:         * <td>    3         </td></tr>
056:         * <tr><td> '9E xx' response code for SIM data download error</td>
057:         * <td>    4         </td></tr>
058:         * <tr><td> Timer Expiration                                 </td>
059:         * <td>    5         </td></tr>
060:         * <tr><td> USSD string data object supported in Call Control</td>
061:         * <td>    6         </td></tr>
062:         * <tr><td> Envelope Call Control sent during auto. redial   </td>
063:         * <td>    7         </td></tr>
064:         * <tr><td> command result                                   </td>
065:         * <td>    8         </td></tr>
066:         * <tr><td> Call Control by SIM                              </td>
067:         * <td>    9         </td></tr>
068:         * <tr><td> Cell identity included in Call Control by SIM    </td>
069:         * <td>    10        </td></tr>
070:         * <tr><td> MO short message control by SIM                  </td>
071:         * <td>    11        </td></tr>
072:         * <tr><td> Handling of the alpha identifier, user indication</td>
073:         * <td>    12        </td></tr>
074:         * <tr><td> UCS2 Entry supported                             </td>
075:         * <td>    13        </td></tr>
076:         * <tr><td> UCS2 Display supported                           </td>
077:         * <td>    14        </td></tr>
078:         * <tr><td> Display of the extension Text                    </td>
079:         * <td>    15        </td></tr>
080:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Display Text                      </td>
081:         * <td>    16        </td></tr>
082:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Get Inkey                         </td>
083:         * <td>    17        </td></tr>
084:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Get Input                         </td>
085:         * <td>    18        </td></tr>
086:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: More Time                         </td>
087:         * <td>    19        </td></tr>
088:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Play Tone                         </td>
089:         * <td>    20        </td></tr>
090:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Poll Interval                     </td>
091:         * <td>    21        </td></tr>
092:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Polling Off                       </td>
093:         * <td>    22        </td></tr>
094:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Refresh                           </td>
095:         * <td>    23        </td></tr>
096:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Select Item                       </td>
097:         * <td>    24        </td></tr>
098:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Send Short Message                </td>
099:         * <td>    25        </td></tr>
100:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Send SS                           </td>
101:         * <td>    26        </td></tr>
102:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Send USSD                         </td>
103:         * <td>    27        </td></tr>
104:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Set Up Call                       </td>
105:         * <td>    28        </td></tr>
106:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Set Up Menu                       </td>
107:         * <td>    29        </td></tr>
108:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Provide Local Information         </td>
109:         * <td>    30        </td></tr>
110:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Provide Local Information (NMR)   </td>
111:         * <td>    31        </td></tr>
112:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Set Up Event List                 </td>
113:         * <td>    32        </td></tr>
114:         * <tr><td> Event: MT call                                   </td>
115:         * <td>    33        </td></tr>
116:         * <tr><td> Event: Call connected                            </td>
117:         * <td>    34        </td></tr>
118:         * <tr><td> Event: Call disconnected                         </td>
119:         * <td>    35        </td></tr>
120:         * <tr><td> Event: Location status                           </td>
121:         * <td>    36        </td></tr>
122:         * <tr><td> Event: User activity                             </td>
123:         * <td>    37        </td></tr>
124:         * <tr><td> Event: Idle screen available                     </td>
125:         * <td>    38        </td></tr>
126:         * <tr><td> Event: Card reader status                        </td>
127:         * <td>    39        </td></tr>
128:         * <tr><td> Event: Language selection                        </td>
129:         * <td>    40        </td></tr>
130:         * <tr><td> Event: Browser termination                       </td>
131:         * <td>    41        </td></tr>
132:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
133:         * <td>    42        </td></tr>
134:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
135:         * <td>    43        </td></tr>
136:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
137:         * <td>    44        </td></tr>
138:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
139:         * <td>    45        </td></tr>
140:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
141:         * <td>    46        </td></tr>
142:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
143:         * <td>    47        </td></tr>
144:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Power ON Card                     </td>
145:         * <td>    48        </td></tr>
146:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Power OFF Card                    </td>
147:         * <td>    49        </td></tr>
148:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Perform Card APDU                 </td>
149:         * <td>    50        </td></tr>
150:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Get Reader Status (reader status) </td>
151:         * <td>    51        </td></tr>
152:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Get Reader Status (reader ident.) </td>
153:         * <td>    52        </td></tr>
154:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
155:         * <td>    53        </td></tr>
156:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
157:         * <td>    54        </td></tr>
158:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
159:         * <td>    55        </td></tr>
160:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Timer Management (start, stop)    </td>
161:         * <td>    56        </td></tr>
162:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Timer Management (get cur. value) </td>
163:         * <td>    57        </td></tr>
164:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Provide Local Info (date,time...) </td>
165:         * <td>    58        </td></tr>
166:         * <tr><td> Binary choice in Get Inkey                       </td>
167:         * <td>    59        </td></tr>
168:         * <tr><td> Set Up Idle Mode Text                            </td>
169:         * <td>    60        </td></tr>
170:         * <tr><td> Run AT Command                                   </td>
171:         * <td>    61        </td></tr>
172:         * <tr><td> 2nd Alpha Id in Set Up Call                      </td>
173:         * <td>    62        </td></tr>
174:         * <tr><td> 2nd Capability configuration par. in Call Control</td>
175:         * <td>    63        </td></tr>
176:         * <tr><td> Sustained Display Text                           </td>
177:         * <td>    64        </td></tr>
178:         * <tr><td> Send DTMF                                        </td>
179:         * <td>    65        </td></tr>
180:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Provide Local Info. (BCCH)        </td>
181:         * <td>    66        </td></tr>
182:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Provide Local Info. (language)    </td>
183:         * <td>    67        </td></tr>
184:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Provide Local Info. (Timing Adv.) </td>
185:         * <td>    68        </td></tr>
186:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Language Notification             </td>
187:         * <td>    69        </td></tr>
188:         * <tr><td> Proactive SIM: Launch Browser                    </td>
189:         * <td>    70        </td></tr>
190:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
191:         * <td>    71        </td></tr>
192:         * <tr><td> Soft keys support for Select Item                </td>
193:         * <td>    72        </td></tr>
194:         * <tr><td> Soft keys support for Set Up Menu                </td>
195:         * <td>    73        </td></tr>
196:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
197:         * <td>    74        </td></tr>
198:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
199:         * <td>    75        </td></tr>
200:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
201:         * <td>    76        </td></tr>
202:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
203:         * <td>    77        </td></tr>
204:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
205:         * <td>    78        </td></tr>
206:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
207:         * <td>    79        </td></tr>
208:         * <tr><td> Maximum number of softkeys available (b0)        </td>
209:         * <td>    80        </td></tr>
210:         * <tr><td> Maximum number of softkeys available (b1)        </td>
211:         * <td>    81        </td></tr>
212:         * <tr><td> Maximum number of softkeys available (b2)        </td>
213:         * <td>    82        </td></tr>
214:         * <tr><td> Maximum number of softkeys available (b3)        </td>
215:         * <td>    83        </td></tr>
216:         * <tr><td> Maximum number of softkeys available (b4)        </td>
217:         * <td>    84        </td></tr>
218:         * <tr><td> Maximum number of softkeys available (b5)        </td>
219:         * <td>    85        </td></tr>
220:         * <tr><td> Maximum number of softkeys available (b6)        </td>
221:         * <td>    86        </td></tr>
222:         * <tr><td> Maximum number of softkeys available (b7)        </td>
223:         * <td>    87        </td></tr>
224:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
225:         * <td>    88        </td></tr>
226:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
227:         * <td>    89        </td></tr>
228:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
229:         * <td>    90        </td></tr>
230:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
231:         * <td>    91        </td></tr>
232:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
233:         * <td>    92        </td></tr>
234:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
235:         * <td>    93        </td></tr>
236:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
237:         * <td>    94        </td></tr>
238:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
239:         * <td>    95        </td></tr>
240:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
241:         * <td>    96        </td></tr>
242:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
243:         * <td>    97        </td></tr>
244:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
245:         * <td>    98        </td></tr>
246:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
247:         * <td>    99        </td></tr>
248:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
249:         * <td>    100       </td></tr>
250:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
251:         * <td>    101       </td></tr>
252:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
253:         * <td>    102       </td></tr>
254:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
255:         * <td>    103       </td></tr>
256:         * <tr><td> Nb of characters down ME display (b0)            </td>
257:         * <td>    104       </td></tr>
258:         * <tr><td> Nb of characters down ME display (b1)            </td>
259:         * <td>    105       </td></tr>
260:         * <tr><td> Nb of characters down ME display (b2)            </td>
261:         * <td>    106       </td></tr>
262:         * <tr><td> Nb of characters down ME display (b3)            </td>
263:         * <td>    107       </td></tr>
264:         * <tr><td> Nb of characters down ME display (b4)            </td>
265:         * <td>    108       </td></tr>
266:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
267:         * <td>    109       </td></tr>
268:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
269:         * <td>    110       </td></tr>
270:         * <tr><td> Screen Sizing parameters supported               </td>
271:         * <td>    111       </td></tr>
272:         * <tr><td> Nb of characters accross ME display (b0)         </td>
273:         * <td>    112       </td></tr>
274:         * <tr><td> Nb of characters accross ME display (b1)         </td>
275:         * <td>    113       </td></tr>
276:         * <tr><td> Nb of characters accross ME display (b2)         </td>
277:         * <td>    114       </td></tr>
278:         * <tr><td> Nb of characters accross ME display (b3)         </td>
279:         * <td>    115       </td></tr>
280:         * <tr><td> Nb of characters accross ME display (b4)         </td>
281:         * <td>    116       </td></tr>
282:         * <tr><td> Nb of characters accross ME display (b5)         </td>
283:         * <td>    117       </td></tr>
284:         * <tr><td> Nb of characters accross ME display (b6)         </td>
285:         * <td>    118       </td></tr>
286:         * <tr><td> Variable size fonts supported                    </td>
287:         * <td>    119       </td></tr>
288:         * <tr><td> Display can be resized                           </td>
289:         * <td>    120       </td></tr>
290:         * <tr><td> Text Wrapping supported                          </td>
291:         * <td>    121       </td></tr>
292:         * <tr><td> Text Scrolling supported                         </td>
293:         * <td>    122       </td></tr>
294:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
295:         * <td>    123       </td></tr>
296:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
297:         * <td>    124       </td></tr>
298:         * <tr><td> Width reduction when in a menu (b0)              </td>
299:         * <td>    125       </td></tr>
300:         * <tr><td> Width reduction when in a menu (b1)              </td>
301:         * <td>    126       </td></tr>
302:         * <tr><td> Width reduction when in a menu (b2)              </td>
303:         * <td>    127       </td></tr>
304:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
305:         * <td>    128       </td></tr>
306:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
307:         * <td>    129       </td></tr>
308:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
309:         * <td>    130       </td></tr>
310:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
311:         * <td>    131       </td></tr>
312:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
313:         * <td>    132       </td></tr>
314:         * <tr><td> RFU                                              </td>
315:         * <td>    133       </td></tr>
316:         * </Table><br>
317:         *
318:         * Example of use in a standard Toolkit applet:<pre><code>
319:         * private static final byte PROFILE_USSD = (byte)27;
320:         *
321:         * if (MEProfile.check(PROFILE_USSD) == true) {
322:         *     // USSD available on the handset
323:         *     sendTheRequest();
324:         * } else {
325:         *     // abort applet
326:         *     return;
327:         * }
328:         * </code></pre>
329:         *
330:         * @version 8.3.0
331:         */
332:        public final class MEProfile {
333:
334:            // ------------------------------- Constructors ---------------------------
335:            /**
336:             * constructor
337:             */
338:            private MEProfile() {
339:            }
340:
341:            // ------------------------------- Public methods -------------------------
342:            /**
343:             * Checks a facility in the handset profile.
344:             *
345:             * @param index the number of the facility to check, according to
346:             * the table above.
347:             *
348:             * @return true if the facility is supported, false otherwise
349:             *
350:             * @exception ToolkitException with the following reason codes:
351:             *      <ul> <li>ME_PROFILE_NOT_AVAILABLE if Terminal Profile data
352:             *      are not available</ul> 
353:             */
354:            public static boolean check(byte index) throws ToolkitException {
355:                return false;
356:            }
357:
358:            /**
359:             * Checks a set of facilities in the handset profile.
360:             * The method checks all the facilities corresponding to bits set to 1 in
361:             * the mask buffer.
362:             *
363:             * <p> Notes:<ul> <li><em>If </em><code>offset</code><em> or
364:             * </em><code>length</code><em> parameter is negative an
365:             * </em><code>ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException</code> <em> exception
366:             * is thrown and no check is performed.</em> <li><em>If
367:             * </em><code>offset+length</code><em> is greater than
368:             * </em><code>mask.length</code><em>, the length of the
369:             * </em><code>mask</code><em> array an
370:             * </em><code>ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException</code><em> exception
371:             * is thrown and no check is performed.</em> </ul>
372:             *
373:             * @param mask a byte array containing the mask to compare with the profile
374:             * @param offset the starting offset of the mask in the byte array
375:             * @param length the length of the mask (at least 1)
376:             *
377:             * @return true if the set of facilities is supported, false
378:             * otherwise. If <code>length</code> is equal to <code>0</code>,
379:             * true is returned.
380:             *
381:             * @exception NullPointerException if <code>mask</code> is <code>null</code>
382:             * @exception ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException if check would cause
383:             * access of data outside mask array bounds
384:             * @exception ToolkitException with the following reason codes:
385:             *      <ul> <li>ME_PROFILE_NOT_AVAILABLE if Terminal Profile data
386:             *      are not available</ul> 
387:             */
388:            public static boolean check(byte[] mask, short offset, short length)
389:                    throws NullPointerException,
390:                    ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException, ToolkitException {
391:                return false;
392:            }
393:
394:            /**
395:             * Checks a facility in the handset profile.
396:             *
397:             * @param index the number of the facility to check, according to
398:             * the table above.
399:             *
400:             * @return true if the facility is supported, false otherwise
401:             *
402:             * @exception ToolkitException with the following reason codes:
403:             *      <ul> <li>ME_PROFILE_NOT_AVAILABLE if Terminal Profile data
404:             *      are not available</ul> 
405:             */
406:            public static boolean check(short index) throws ToolkitException {
407:                return false;
408:            }
409:
410:            /**
411:             * Returns the binary value of a parameter, delimited by two
412:             * indexes, from the handset profile.
413:             *
414:             * @param indexMSB index of the Most Significant Bit of the
415:             * handset profile .
416:             * @param indexLSB index of the Lowest Significant Bit of the
417:             * handset profile .
418:             *
419:             * @return binary value of the data field indicated in the handset profile.
420:             *
421:             * @exception ToolkitException with the following reason codes:
422:             *      <ul> <li>ME_PROFILE_NOT_AVAILABLE if Terminal Profile data
423:             *      are not available <li>BAD_INPUT_PARAMETER if (indexMSB >
424:             *      indexLSB +16) or (indexMSB < indexLSB) or (indexMSB < 0)
425:             *      or (indexLSB < 0) </ul> 
426:             */
427:            public static short getValue(short indexMSB, short indexLSB)
428:                    throws ToolkitException {
429:                return 0;
430:            }
431:
432:            /**
433:             * Copies a part of the handset profile in a buffer.
434:             *
435:             * <p> Notes:<ul> <li><em>If </em><code>dstOffset</code><em> or
436:             * </em><code>dstLength</code><em> parameter is negative an
437:             * </em><code>ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException</code> <em> exception
438:             * is thrown and no copy is performed.</em> <li><em>If
439:             * </em><code>dstOffset+dstLength</code><em> is greater than
440:             * </em><code>dstBuffer.length</code><em>, the length of the
441:             * </em><code>dstBuffer</code><em> array an
442:             * </em><code>ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException</code><em> exception
443:             * is thrown and no copy is performed.</em> </ul>
444:             *
445:             * @param startOffset offset of the handset profile first byte to be copied 
446:             * @param dstBuffer destination byte array
447:             * @param dstOffset offset within destination byte array to start copy into
448:             * @param dstLength byte length to be copy
449:             *
450:             * @return dstOffset + dstLength 
451:             *
452:             * @exception ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException if copy would cause
453:             * access of data outside array bounds
454:             * @exception NullPointerException if <code>dstBuffer<code> is null
455:             * @exception ToolkitException with the following reason codes:
456:             *      <ul> <li>ME_PROFILE_NOT_AVAILABLE if Terminal Profile data
457:             *      are not available</ul> 
458:             */
459:            public static short copy(short startOffset, byte[] dstBuffer,
460:                    short dstOffset, short dstLength)
461:                    throws ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException,
462:                    NullPointerException, ToolkitException {
463:                return 0;
464:            }
465:        }
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