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README for BaseOCF package
Since release 1.1 of the OpenCard Framework, the code making up the framework
is organized in components. Each component is made up of one or more Java
packages that provide a well-defined functionality to the application developer.
To aid downloading, the components have been grouped together into installation
packages.
In the OCF1.2 release an additional installation package was added:
The BaseOCF package. This package contains the base-core and base-opt packages,
which contain the fundamental OCF classes and which are the base that is
needed in every OCF1.2 installation.
The contents of the Base OCF installation package is described under
Components.
To learn about the remaining installation packages, read Installation.
Components
The base OCF package contains source code, API documentation, and a JAR
file for each component. The source code and API documentation is located
under the components/<component name> directory, while the JAR
files are located in the lib subdirectory. The component and corresponding
JAR file names can be taken from the table below. Clicking on the component
name will take you to the API documentation.
OCF Installation Packages
The installation packages were defined to satisfy the U.S. restrictions
on export of cryptographic code as well to allow separation of proprietary
code from the publically available reference implementation.
The installation packages build on one another to avoid duplicating
code.
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BaseOCF - contains the exportable
(according to export restrictions) source and executable code of the OpenCard
Framework owned by the OpenCard Framework consortium. This package is required
by all other packages.
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Reference Implementation
- contains the exportable (according to export restrictions) source and
executable code. It prerequisites the BaseOCF
package. This package is required by all other packages.
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Reference Implementation
U.S. Extension - contains reference implementation functionality that
cannot be exported outside North America.
This page was created by Jürgen Damke and Lothar
Merk.