Trust1Connector Java Client

Introduction

This is a guide to use the T1C-JLIB Java client for the T1C-GCL (Generic Connector Library).
Trust1Connector is a product of Trust1Team in order to facilitate hardware communication from a native or Java application with an managed or unmanaged device.
The native or Java application serves as a mediator in order to implement business flows. A native application stays in control for service requests with an unmanaged device.
The Trust1Connector consists of:

• T1C-GCL (Generic Connector Library): an one-time installer for OSX, Windows, Linux
• T1C-DS (Distribution Service for T1C-GCL): a secured back-end in order to distribute and manage running T1C-GCL instances
• T1C-LIB-JAVA (Java client library): an optional Java client library in order to facilitate the communication towards T1C-GCL & T1T-DS
• T1C-JS (JavaScript client library): an optional JavaScript client library in order to facilitate the communication towards T1C-GCL & T1T-DS.

Additional containers (community and private containers) are in development, you can see a list of containers available in production in the subsection 'containers'.
Additional client libraries for native applications are in development.

Characteristics of T1C-GCL

Because the T1C-GCL runs on managed/unmanaged devices, the T1C-GCL has some important specifications:

• browser independent (no impact upon browser update)
• not in need of a browser plugin
• based on official communication standards
• no additional software needed (for example no need of a Java virtual machine)
• small footprint (+-2MB)
• coops with multiple card readers (contact and contactless)
• coops with multiple connected cards of different types
• extendable community framework
• installer compiled for OSX, Windows, Linux