sim-card

I'm new to SIM Cards and I'm trying to authenticate to a SIM Card using Gemalto JCardManager (part of Gemalto Developer Suite), with Gemplus USB SmartCard Reader. Aparently, i have all the necessary keys (kic, kid and kik), but i can't authenticate. In fact, i have two SIM's: one SIM Card R5 and one USIM Card R5. I have configured the keys files for both of them, but when i try to authenticate to the SIM Card R5, the following message appears: [ERROR ] <- 6D 00 Command Exception on command: Authenticate. Authentication failed : INITIALIZE UPDATE : unknown response : VOP sw=6D00 And when i try

The SEEK-for-Android documentation says that listed devices support the SmartCard API. I want to access a SIM-based secure element (SE) through my Android application. Can I achieve this without rooting any of these supported devices and without rebuilding its Android system image? In my case, the device is a Samsung Galaxy S3. vojta Yes, you can use SEEK-for-Android without rooting the system. However, this technology is very device-dependent; some vendor specific libraries must be present in the system. It worked fine for me with Sony Xperia with no necessary changes. After adding some

am trying to access both the Phone's phonebook and SIM phonenook on Nokia 5130c-2 XpressMusic. The app runs without errors but it only returns the numbers from the phone's Phonebook. When I list the available phonebooks using this code String[] all_contact_lists=PIM.getInstance().listPIMLists(PIM.CONTACT_LIST); it gives me both the Phonebook and SIM card lists. i.e 1. Phone 2. SIM I have tried explicitly reading from the SIM card using this code but it still returns nothing(even though I have numbers saved in the SIM card.) Code: ContactList clist = (ContactList) PIM.getInstance().openPIMList

I´m going to give away phones (Android) to clients (mostly kids) and want to create a ´lock´-app. I don´t want the clients to bother with the pincode for the phone, but when you turn on the device, the ´lock´-app should just start. I then overwrite the buttons and they shouldn´t be able to make phonecalls. Only thing is, in case of removal of the sim, or in case of theft, I want a pincode on the simcard. So is it possible that my ´lock´-app unlocks the sim by putting in the pin by code? How can I do that? That is possible. I do it in this code: try { @SuppressWarnings("rawtypes") Class clazz =