Abstract: A parsing method for a graphical user interface interaction process, the method comprising defining a control symbol for direction to a text based input field and defining when the control symbol is input to an input box of a graphical user interface that a processor is directed to the text based input field associated with the control symbol.
Abstract: A parsing method for a graphical user interface interaction process, the method comprising defining a control symbol for direction to a text based input field and defining when the control symbol is input to an input box of a graphical user interface that a processor is directed to the text based input field associated with the control symbol.
Abstract: A process and system for managing and leasing memory capacity on a plurality of smartcards and/or smartcard terminals. The capacity is leased to developers of various applications who wish to load their applications on desired smartcards and/or smartcard terminals.
Abstract: A smartcard (1) has a memory (2) of a ROM portion (3) and an EEPROM portion (4). A first type of data will be required throughout the life of smartcard (1) is stored in ROM portion (3). A second type of program data which is to be used a predetermined number of times early on in the life of smartcard (1) is stored in EEPROM portion (4). Generally, the second type of data is stored in at least one lower memory address portion (8) of EEPROM (4). The second type of program data is moved from its lower memory address portion in EEPROM (4) to a higher memory address portion (9) for execution. The data is then deleted from higher memory address portion (9).
Abstract: A system and device allowing for an inexpensive smartcard terminal is disclosed, particularly where more than one scheme is required to be supported. Remote terminals 20 receive smartcards 10 and establish a communication link 30 with a base station. Each remote terminal uses a scheme independent application 24 to interface with the smartcard 10—the base terminal includes the necessary terminal applications 43-45, a scheme selector 40, and establishes links to host systems 80-82. This arrangement allows for reduced complexity and cost in the remote terminals, while allowing for multiple and/or complex applications to be supported.