sim-toolkit

I would like to programmatically access an STK (SIM Application Toolkit) application without using my handset. GSM modem and/or handset is attached to my PC via USB and/or RS232 connection. I'm looking to automate interaction with the STK application. To this end, I have no idea whatsoever regarding ways of accomplishing this operation. Any assistance will be highly appreciated. Thanks. idrisjafer This can be done by using AT commands like AT+STGI & AT+STGR. AT+STGI is used to open the SIM menu & AT+STGR to select the menu. This can also be done prorammatically using Serial Port Interface to

I'm trying to develop a STK application but I don't know where to get the development kit. Right now for Javacard I'm getting the one from Oracle's website, but it doesn't have the sim.toolkit package. I don't want to buy it from Gemalto, etc. Is there any "free" implementation? I have found the ETSI - 3GPP a zip file with some code and libraries, but I don't know if this would be enough. Do I generate the cap/jar file from the code there? Thanks The files from 3GPP should be enough to complement the Javacard libraries that you've downloaded from Oracle. Just as you need to know the Javacard

I would like to access the SIM menus on an Android phone using STK. I am trying to write an APK that shows the SIM Menus and perform operations on it. However, since the software would be used by users, replacing the OS core modules may not be an option. How can I do this? This is, unfortunately, not possible. SimToolkit applications are protected from use by other applications because they could incur charges for the user or alter his connectivity state without his knowledge or consent. The SimToolkit application (which is signed by the manufacturer or mobile operator so that it has special