JCWDE is a simple stateless simulator that can not run complex JavaCard applet. Even if the classes are in the classpath. This is due to the fact that the classpath of the simulator is static. The workaround would be to create a Java program that loads the classes and runs JCWDE. But you have to know that the classes provided by the ETSI (ts****.jar) are just stubbed. There is no real implementation outside the SIM Card. A real implementation needs too much time to be developed.
I hope this helps.
Regards.
IzyNFC Team
Last edit: IzyNFC 2014-01-07
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Good morning,
First of all, thank you for using IzyNFC.
JCWDE is a simple stateless simulator that can not run complex JavaCard applet. Even if the classes are in the classpath. This is due to the fact that the classpath of the simulator is static. The workaround would be to create a Java program that loads the classes and runs JCWDE. But you have to know that the classes provided by the ETSI (ts****.jar) are just stubbed. There is no real implementation outside the SIM Card. A real implementation needs too much time to be developed.
I hope this helps.
Regards.
IzyNFC Team
Last edit: IzyNFC 2014-01-07