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how to simulate java card applet with Netbeans?

I am new to Java Card Programming (with netbeans). I did everything in the Java Card Development Quick Start page page and I created a classic card applet and tried simulate it. But when I try to simulate and send a command on device console, it sends an error

"Connection refused: connect".

I didn't understand, what is wrong.

any suggestions?

here it's screen shot:

Screenshot of the error

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Savas Adar Avatar asked Feb 27 '12 16:02

Savas Adar


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1 Answers

i solve the problem...

  1. step; i have 2 device

i have 2 devices

2.step; i selected bundled java card 3.0.2 runtime device..

and i selected bundled java card 3.0.2 runtime device..

3.step; and it return back to my APDU message

and it return back to my APDU message..

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Savas Adar Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 05:09

Savas Adar