Re: [Opensc-devel] PKCS#11 Interface of OpenSC with customized Middleware

[Vincent Le T. <vin...@my...>]

IAS-ECC applets have already their own "card driver" in OpenSC. You should
investigate this lead.

Note: there are specialized companies (like mine - mysmartlogon.com) that
you can hire providing services to implement / modify minidriver / csp or
card driver in OpenSC if you are new on that subject.
(testing is very complicated and most of the people are missing test cases
....)

regards,
Vincent

2015-11-13 10:20 GMT+01:00 Rasmus Risse <ras...@gm...>:

> Hello,
>
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> I´m not quite sure if this is the right way to ask this question, so
> please correct me if not.
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> I´m working for a Company, which manufactures Smartcards and implements
> the Applets for the Cards. I´ve got an old Middleware + PKCS#11 Module for
> this card written by another Company, but this Software is out-dated and
> can´t be used by new Versions of Windows and so on. So I thought I could
> use the PKCS#11 Interface and Carddriver from OpenSC to write a new one,
> but the Applets on the Card don´t seem to be compatible with OpenSC. Is it
> possible to use my own Middleware API or my APDUs for the PKCS#11 Module?
> The most important thing would be signing a PDF (I´m currently using Adobe)
> with the one of the two Certificates stored in the IAS Applet, where one is
> secured with the Card PIN and the other with a Signature PIN.
>
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> Can you help me what I need to do if I want to develop that on a Windows 7
> PC, preferably on MSVS 2008 in C++.
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> Contact me if you can help me and if you need more information.
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> Thanks in advance,
>
> Rasmus Risse
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