Getting started like in the lab sessions:
- copy all the javacard jar files for the eclipse plugin into the dropins folder
- change, if needed, the location of the Java Card development kit in the preferences of the JCWDE menu
- modify the same exportpath in the CAPGenerationScript.txt (found in the JavaCard project)
Starting the different Java projects:
- You can run the Government, the Middleware and ServiceProvider as a Java application. You can run the JavaCard applet with the JCWDE simulator.
- Or, you can use the different scripts to run the Java applications:
- Open the workspace folder
- Compile the Java source code by running the "0. Build.cmd" script (note that this does not build the JavaCard application) Remark: Put in build.properties the home folder of your jdk 1.8
- Startup the governmental time server by running the "1. StartGovernmentServer.cmd" script. This opens the gov server running on port 4444.
- Startup the service provider software by running the "2. StartServiceProvider.cmd" script.
- Choose a domain, service and number of attributes and press the "Init provider" button. This opens the service provider running on port 8888.
- Ensure the Java Card applet is running at port 9025. (We did not find a better way than starting the JCWDE simulator...)
- Startup the middleware by running the "3. StartMiddleware.cmd" script.
- Click on the Connect button to start the connection to the java card, the government server and the service provider.