NFC read mifare 1k with 6216 classic

[mroland]

Hallo,

I will put on the same targetDetected the part of read and the part of writ but...it works?

Yes, that should work (depending on what you want to achieve).

How can i do? using a switch? or must make with if?, or just put after the read section?

Well, that clearly depends on what your program should do.

If your program should read and write data to the same tag during the same connection, just use the read and write functions as you like.

If you want to read from certain tags and want to write to certain (other) tags, you will want to use some form of branching (e.g. if, case). The conditions for these branches can be whatever you like (e.g. a certain UID, a certain flag, that you previously set in your user interface, ...)

br,
Michael

[Jorge Gil]

Well, that clearly depends on what your program should do.

I have a list to choice read or write
then if choice read, must read the mifare 1k, but if choice write, must write on same tag. But dont do at same time, or same conection.

If you want to read from certain tags and want to write to certain (other) tags, you will want to use some form of branching (e.g. if, case). The conditions for these branches can be whatever you like (e.g. a certain UID, a certain flag, that you previously set in your user interface, ...)

On same tag wanna do both options, but not at same time, first select from the list, read or write.

Just to know wath time is on Australia?

Regards.

[mroland]

Hallo,

I have a list to choice read or write
then if choice read, must read the mifare 1k, but if choice write, must write on same tag. But dont do at same time, or same conection.

Then, in the targetDetected event you just need to query your list which choice was selected by the user.

Just to know wath time is on Australia?

Austria...mountains, skiing, Mozart, Red Bull, ... but no kangaroos outside of a zoo ;-) It's 10 AM here.

br,
Michael

[Jorge Gil]

Hallo,



Then, in the targetDetected event you just need to query your list which choice was selected by the user.


Austria...mountains, skiing, Mozart, Red Bull, ... but no kangaroos outside of a zoo ;-) It's 10 AM here.

br,
Michael

Im sorry Austria, im asleep, i know i know no kangaroos jumping there sorry, just read Aust and dont read more...sorry.

RBR are doing great job make F1 funny again but hope dont win all because if they won all, make so bored :P

About targetDetected, how can i do the query? i explain

public void targetDetected(TargetProperties[] properties) {
        try {
            TargetProperties target = properties[0]; // always at least one target
            //open connection
            MFStandardConnection conn = (MFStandardConnection) Connector.open(target.getUrl(MFStandardConnection.class));
             MFSector mfsector = conn.getSector(sectorIndex);
            MFBlock mfblock = mfsector.getBlock(blockIndex);
            //name
            byte[] KEY_SECTOR = {(byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF};
            byte[] blockdata = new byte[mfblock.size()];
            readcnt = mfblock.read(new MFKey.KeyA(KEY_SECTOR), blockdata, 0, 0, mfblock.size());
            textField1.setString(new String(blockdata));
            //passport
            sectorIndex=1;
             mfsector = conn.getSector(sectorIndex);
            blockIndex=1;
            mfblock= mfsector.getBlock(blockIndex);
             byte[] KEY_SECTOR2 = {(byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF};
            byte[] blockdata2 = new byte[mfblock.size()];
            readcnt2 = mfblock.read(new MFKey.KeyA(KEY_SECTOR2), blockdata2, 0, 0, mfblock.size());
            textField2.setString(new String (blockdata2));
            //code
            sectorIndex=1;
             mfsector = conn.getSector(sectorIndex);
             blockIndex=2;
             mfblock= mfsector.getBlock(blockIndex);
             byte[] KEY_SECTOR3 = {(byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF};
            byte[] blockdata3 = new byte[mfblock.size()];
            readcnt3 = mfblock.read(new MFKey.KeyA(KEY_SECTOR3), blockdata3, 0, 0, mfblock.size());
            textField3.setString(new String (blockdata3));

            //close connection
            conn.close();
        } catch (Exception e) {
            textField1.setString("Scan Tag again");
        } finally {
            //closeQuietly(conn);   //Importante: cerramos la conexion
        }
    }

That is the event when target are detected.
and this one is the list.

  public void commandAction(Command arg0, Displayable arg1) {
        try {
            if (arg0.equals(cmdEnviar)) {  //when push Enviar
                elige = new List("Que hacer?: ", Choice.IMPLICIT);
                elige.append("Leer", null); //Read
                elige.append("Grabar", null); //Write
                elige.append("Modificar", null);
                elige.addCommand(cmdExit2);
                elige.setCommandListener(this);
                Display display = Display.getDisplay(this);
                display.setCurrent(elige);
            } else if (arg0.equals(cmdExit) || arg0.equals(cmdExit2)) {
                this.notifyDestroyed();
            } else if (arg0.equals(List.SELECT_COMMAND)) {
                form.deleteAll();

                form = new Form("Piloto Gestion NFC");
                Ticker t = new Ticker("Piloto Gestion Residuos NFC");

                form.setTicker(t);
                textField1 = new TextField("Name ", "", 255, TextField.UNEDITABLE);
                form.append(textField1);
                textField2 = new TextField("passport ", "", 255, TextField.UNEDITABLE);
                form.append(textField2);
                textField3 = new TextField("Code ", "", 255, TextField.UNEDITABLE);
                form.append(textField3);
                form.setTitle("Hello Michael :P");
                form.addCommand(cmdEnviar);
                form.addCommand(cmdExit);
                Display display = Display.getDisplay(this);
                display.setCurrent(form);
            }

        } catch (Exception ex) {
        }

    }

So if i understand well, you said that for example put a flag (one integer (1-2)) that when the users, select write or read, change, then when targetDetected event trigger, ask for that integer, for example, not?

[mroland]

Hallo,

So if i understand well, you said that for example put a flag (one integer (1-2)) that when the users, select write or read, change, then when targetDetected event trigger, ask for that integer, for example, not?

Right, that's one possibility.

br,
Michael

[Jorge Gil]

Hallo,



Right, that's one possibility.

br,
Michael

Ok, Thank you again, i will do that.

[Jorge Gil]

if (hacer==2){
                 TargetProperties target = properties[0]; // always at least one target
                  MFStandardConnection conn = (MFStandardConnection) Connector.open(target.getUrl(MFStandardConnection.class));
            sectorIndex=1;
             MFSector mfsector = conn.getSector(sectorIndex);
             blockIndex=0;
            MFBlock mfblock = mfsector.getBlock(blockIndex);
            byte[] KEY_SECTOR = {(byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF};
            byte[] blockdata = new byte[mfblock.size()];
            nombre=textField1.getString();
            byte[] res = nombre.getBytes();
            mfblock.write(new MFKey.KeyA(KEY_SECTOR),res, res.length);

Its ok?
on targetDetected...dont do nothing, throws me the exception e.

Thanks

[mroland]

Hallo,

Its ok?

It's okay if it does what you want. Although, I suggest you do some input and error checking (e.g. check that the value in textField1 is not too long for the block).

on targetDetected...dont do nothing, throws me the exception e.

Sorry, but I don't understand what you are trying to say here.

br,
Michael

[Jorge Gil]

Hallo,

It's okay if it does what you want. Although, I suggest you do some input and error checking (e.g. check that the value in textField1 is not too long for the block).

Sorry, but I don't understand what you are trying to say here.

br,
Michael

But, that will write on the tag, the characters on the textField1? or what?

byte[] KEY_SECTOR = {(byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF, (byte) 0xFF};
            byte[] blockdata = new byte[mfblock.size()];
            nombre=textField1.getString();
            byte[] res = nombre.getBytes();
            mfblock.write(new MFKey.KeyA(KEY_SECTOR),res, res.length);

I just wanna know how to write on my tag the characters on the textField1 (about the lenght or similar will make the control after when i learn to write).

Thanks and have a good Friday¡¡¡¡

[Jorge Gil]

Yeah it WRITE

The problem was with that code

mfblock.write(new MFKey.KeyA(KEY_SECTOR),blockdata, 0, 0, blockdata.lenght());

do not write, always give me the exception.

But with that:

mfblock.write(new MFKey.KeyA(KEY_SECTOR), res, 0);

WORKS.

Really thanks for your help Michael