Examples with SwingDialogWrapper org.openecard.gui.swing.SwingDialogWrapper used on opensource projects

Example 1 with SwingDialogWrapper

use of org.openecard.gui.swing.SwingDialogWrapper in project open-ecard by ecsec.

the class PINTest method testModifyPin.

@Test(enabled = false)
public void testModifyPin() throws IFDException, WSMarshallerException, SAXException {
    IFD ifd = new IFD();
    ifd.setGUI(new SwingUserConsent(new SwingDialogWrapper()));
    EstablishContext eCtx = new EstablishContext();
    byte[] ctxHandle = ifd.establishContext(eCtx).getContextHandle();
    ListIFDs listIFDs = new ListIFDs();
    listIFDs.setContextHandle(ctxHandle);
    String ifdName = ifd.listIFDs(listIFDs).getIFDName().get(0);
    Connect connect = new Connect();
    connect.setContextHandle(ctxHandle);
    connect.setIFDName(ifdName);
    connect.setSlot(BigInteger.ZERO);
    byte[] slotHandle = ifd.connect(connect).getSlotHandle();
    // prepare pace call
    String xmlCall = "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\n" + "<iso:EstablishChannel xmlns:iso=\"urn:iso:std:iso-iec:24727:tech:schema\">\n" + "  <iso:SlotHandle>" + ByteUtils.toHexString(slotHandle) + "</iso:SlotHandle>\n" + "  <iso:AuthenticationProtocolData Protocol=\"urn:oid:0.4.0.127.0.7.2.2.4\">\n" + "    <iso:PinID>03</iso:PinID>\n" + "  </iso:AuthenticationProtocolData>\n" + "</iso:EstablishChannel>";
    WSMarshaller m = WSMarshallerFactory.createInstance();
    EstablishChannel eCh = (EstablishChannel) m.unmarshal(m.str2doc(xmlCall));
    // send pace call
    EstablishChannelResponse eChR = ifd.establishChannel(eCh);
    assertEquals(eChR.getResult().getResultMajor(), ECardConstants.Major.OK);
    PasswordAttributesType pwdAttr = create(true, ASCII_NUMERIC, 6, 6, 6);
    pwdAttr.setPadChar(new byte[] { (byte) 0x3F });
    PCSCPinModify ctrlStruct = new PCSCPinModify(pwdAttr, StringUtils.toByteArray("002C0203"));
    byte[] structData = ctrlStruct.toBytes();
    String pinStr = "00 2C 02 03 06 3F3F3F3F3F3F";
    String ctrlStr = "15 05 82 06 00 00 00 0606 01 02 02 0407 00 01 02 000000 0B000000";
    // This is the command the 'AusweisApp' sends
    // String ausweisApp = "150582080000000606010202090400010200000005000000002C020300";
    byte[] referenceData = StringUtils.toByteArray(ctrlStr + pinStr, true);
    assertEquals(referenceData, structData);
    ControlIFD controlIFD = new ControlIFD();
    controlIFD.setCommand(ByteUtils.concatenate((byte) PCSCFeatures.MODIFY_PIN_DIRECT, structData));
    controlIFD.setSlotHandle(slotHandle);
    ControlIFDResponse response = ifd.controlIFD(controlIFD);
}

Example 2 with SwingDialogWrapper

use of org.openecard.gui.swing.SwingDialogWrapper in project open-ecard by ecsec.

the class PINTest method executePACE_PIN.

@Test(enabled = false)
public void executePACE_PIN() throws UnsupportedDataTypeException, JAXBException, SAXException, WSMarshallerException {
    IFD ifd = new IFD();
    ifd.setGUI(new SwingUserConsent(new SwingDialogWrapper()));
    EstablishContext eCtx = new EstablishContext();
    byte[] ctxHandle = ifd.establishContext(eCtx).getContextHandle();
    ListIFDs listIFDs = new ListIFDs();
    listIFDs.setContextHandle(ctxHandle);
    String ifdName = ifd.listIFDs(listIFDs).getIFDName().get(0);
    Connect connect = new Connect();
    connect.setContextHandle(ctxHandle);
    connect.setIFDName(ifdName);
    connect.setSlot(BigInteger.ZERO);
    byte[] slotHandle = ifd.connect(connect).getSlotHandle();
    // prepare pace call
    String xmlCall = "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\n" + "<iso:EstablishChannel xmlns:iso=\"urn:iso:std:iso-iec:24727:tech:schema\">\n" + "  <iso:SlotHandle>" + ByteUtils.toHexString(slotHandle) + "</iso:SlotHandle>\n" + "  <iso:AuthenticationProtocolData Protocol=\"urn:oid:0.4.0.127.0.7.2.2.4\">\n" + "    <iso:PinID>03</iso:PinID>\n" + "  </iso:AuthenticationProtocolData>\n" + "</iso:EstablishChannel>";
    WSMarshaller m = WSMarshallerFactory.createInstance();
    EstablishChannel eCh = (EstablishChannel) m.unmarshal(m.str2doc(xmlCall));
    // send pace call
    EstablishChannelResponse eChR = ifd.establishChannel(eCh);
}

Example 3 with SwingDialogWrapper

use of org.openecard.gui.swing.SwingDialogWrapper in project open-ecard by ecsec.

the class TestTransactions method testExecute.

/**
 * Manual test to ensure the card recognition with transactions is working as expected. This test starts two
 * Threads. The first one blocks the card for 15 seconds. The second one attempts to recognize the card. This will
 * obviously fail within the 15 seconds and a MessageDialog will be displayed. After the 15 seconds the recognition
 * will succeed.
 *
 * @throws Exception
 */
// a reader with an inserted card is needed
@Test(enabled = false)
public void testExecute() throws Exception {
    // set up ifd and establish context
    Environment env = new ClientEnv();
    final IFD ifd = new org.openecard.ifd.scio.IFD();
    env.setIFD(ifd);
    EstablishContext eCtx = new EstablishContext();
    EstablishContextResponse eCtxR = ifd.establishContext(eCtx);
    final byte[] ctx = eCtxR.getContextHandle();
    // Set up GUI and card recognition
    SwingUserConsent gui = new SwingUserConsent(new SwingDialogWrapper());
    final CardRecognitionImpl recog = new CardRecognitionImpl(env);
    recog.setGUI(gui);
    // get the first reader
    ListIFDs listIFDs = new ListIFDs();
    listIFDs.setContextHandle(ctx);
    ListIFDsResponse listIFDsResponse = ifd.listIFDs(listIFDs);
    final String ifdName = listIFDsResponse.getIFDName().get(0);
    Thread t1 = new Thread(new BlockingRunnable(ctx, ifdName, ifd));
    t1.start();
    Thread t2 = new Thread(new RecognizeRunnable(ctx, ifdName, recog));
    t2.start();
    t2.join();
}

Example 4 with SwingDialogWrapper

use of org.openecard.gui.swing.SwingDialogWrapper in project open-ecard by ecsec.

the class TestGui method testPinEntryLastTry.

@Test
public void testPinEntryLastTry() throws Exception {
    SwingDialogWrapper wrapper = new SwingDialogWrapper();
    SwingUserConsent uc = new SwingUserConsent(wrapper);
    new Expectations() {

        {
            token.containsFlag(Flag.CKF_USER_PIN_INITIALIZED);
            result = true;
            token.containsFlag(Flag.CKF_USER_PIN_FINAL_TRY);
            result = true;
            session.login(UserType.User, null);
        }
    };
    PinEntryDialog d = new PinEntryDialog(uc, false, marker, session);
    d.show();
}

Example 5 with SwingDialogWrapper

use of org.openecard.gui.swing.SwingDialogWrapper in project open-ecard by ecsec.

the class TestGui method testNativePinEntryLastTry.

@Test
public void testNativePinEntryLastTry() throws Exception {
    SwingDialogWrapper wrapper = new SwingDialogWrapper();
    SwingUserConsent uc = new SwingUserConsent(wrapper);
    new Expectations() {

        {
            token.containsFlag(Flag.CKF_USER_PIN_INITIALIZED);
            result = true;
            token.containsFlag(Flag.CKF_USER_PIN_FINAL_TRY);
            result = true;
            session.loginExternal(UserType.User);
        }
    };
    PinEntryDialog d = new PinEntryDialog(uc, true, marker, session);
    d.show();
}