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• Abstract User Consent
  • GUI Common Overview
    • UML diagrams for the GUI are shown in the following

Abstract User Consent¶

GUI Common Overview¶

Following the abstract user interface is depicted. As implementation example we use the EAC protocol which is described in more detail in http://dev.openecard.org/attachments/download/350/ISO24727%20EAC.ppt and the implementation of the protocol is available at https://github.com/ecsec/open-ecard/tree/stage/addons/tr03112. The usage of the GUI parts which are required by the protocol are in a separate package https://github.com/ecsec/open-ecard/tree/stage/addons/tr03112/src/main/java/org/openecard/sal/protocol/eac/gui there you'll find a complex example of the usage of the abstract GUI. So how is the GUI called? The GUI is part of an SAL protocol and is called if the related SAL action is invoked, in this case this is the method public DIDAuthenticateResponse perform(DIDAuthenticate request, Map<String, Object> internalData) in class PACEStep. See https://github.com/ecsec/open-ecard/blob/stage/addons/tr03112/src/main/java/org/openecard/sal/protocol/eac/PACEStep.java. More information about SAL protocols are available on the Add-on System page.

UML diagrams for the GUI are shown in the following


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