libchipcard-data 5.0.3beta-4ubuntu1 / usr / share / chipcard / apps / examplecard.xml

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<!-- 
  This file only contains an description for an ExampleCard.
  Such a file is not needed for every card application type, but it makes
  it easier to implement and debug a new card application type.
  Such a file contains a description of the file hierarchy on card 
  applications (i.e. what files are stored on the card, the kind of content
  etc).
  For more complex examples see the XML files in data/apps/.
 -->
 
<apps>
  <app name="ExampleCard" >
  
    <formats>
      <!-- This element contains some formats to be referenced from within
           applications or other parts of this file -->
  
      <format name="ExampleData">
        <ELEM name="SomeText" type="ascii" />
      </format>
    </formats>
  
  
    <files>
      <!-- 
        This element now contains the file hierarchy.
        A chipcard most likely has a master file (the same as the root of a
        disc-based filesystem), which contains multiple DF (equivalent to
        directories in filesystems) and EF (equivalent to files in 
        filesystems). Each DF/EF has an identifier (at least a short one, some
        also have aliases).
      -->
  
      <df name="DF_BOERSE" sid="0xa200" >
        <!--
          This element describes a DF on the chipcard. It has the short
          identifier "0xa200".
        -->
        
        <files>
  
          <ef name="EF_BETRAG" sid="0x0104"
              type="record" mode="linear" 
              size="0" minnum="1" maxnum="1">
              <!--
                This element describes an EF of a chipcard. Its short 
                identifier is "0x0104" and it is found below the DF 
                "DF_BOERSE" (short id "0xa200"). 
                This EF has only one record whose size may vary (therefore the
                "size" attribute above is "0"). The description of the format
                of the data stored within such a record is described below.
              -->
              
            <record>
              <ELEM name="loaded" type="bcd" size="3" />
              <ELEM name="maxload" type="bcd" size="3" />
              <ELEM name="maxtrans" type="bcd" size="3" />
            </record>
          </ef>
  
        </files>
      </df>
        
    </files>

  </app>
</apps>

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