jcappuccino
Standalone interface for access to hardware using Websockets on TCP (default port : 9191).
Currently supports Card Readers using PC/SC (with Java javax.smartcardio library).
First of all, check that pcscd is running and detects your card reader (eventually run pcscd -df to see its output).
Usages :
Run the jcappuccino (Mac OS or generic Linux/Unix) :
$ java -jar jcappuccino.jar
Run the jcappuccino (Ubuntu from version 14.04 on 64bit, due to a JVM bug) :
$ java -Dsun.security.smartcardio.library=/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpcsclite.so.1 -jar jcappuccino.jar
Options :
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
ws-port=9191 |
specify port to launch ws server (default: 9191) |
wss-port=9192 |
launch a wss server on 9192 port, ws-port and wss-port should be different |
no-reader-simulation |
returning error message instead of simulate a card reader |
card-id |
set the simulated card ID (default: 123456AB) |
limit-localhost |
limit access to 127.0.0.1 |
Exemple :
$ java -Dwss-port=9192 -Dno-reader-simulation -jar jcappuccino.jar
Be careful to place all -D options before the -jar option.