"The Java Card Development Kit Windows PC/SC driver presents a standard PC/SC reader interface, integrated with the JCDK Simulator. This allows your existing development ecosystem to interact with the JCDK Simulator as if it were a physical smart card reader. If your applications, middleware, or testing tools already use the PC/SC interface, they can communicate with the JCDK Simulator just like they would to a physical smart card, without requiring any code changes."
"We have significantly simplified the setup process for the Eclipse plug-in. Configuration now requires only specifying the paths to the Java Card Development Kit Simulator and Tools, as described in the user guide. We also consolidated customization: all options for a simulator entry are managed in a single window, making configuration faster and more intuitive. Together, these improvements make the plug-in an even more convenient way to build, test, and debug Java Card applications on the JCDK 25.1."
JCDK 25.1 delivers fixes and enhancements across the Java Card simulator, Eclipse plug-in, and command-line tools to streamline setup, development, and verification. PC/SC is the de facto desktop interface for smart cards; the Windows PC/SC driver presents a standard reader interface integrated with the simulator, enabling existing applications, middleware, and testing tools to interact with the simulator as if it were a physical reader without code changes. The driver communicates over sockets for flexible deployment and requires no special PC/SC client configuration. Eclipse plug-in setup now requires only simulator and tools paths, and simulator entry options are consolidated into a single configuration window. The release also adds SHA3 MessageDigest support.
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