Description of problem: A Cardreader (here: ReinerSCT RFID Standard) can't be used in java applications Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Try to use any cardreader via pcscd Actual results: Cardreaders are not usable Expected results: Use Cardreaders via pcscd Additional info: use an external JRE e.g. adoptopenjdk to bypass this issue.
Can you provide an example of the code you are trying to run that is failing with the Fedora packages, but passing with AdoptOpenJDK?
I'm using Hibiscus Homebanking with Jameica Framework. The developer told me to use another JRE, because it is well known, that some Distribution related Versions of their JREs havent't PCSC related parts included. AdoptOpenJDK is working like a charm ...
Hmm, it's not well known to me, and I've been distributing OpenJDK builds for over a decade. The PCSC JDK libraries depend on the libpcsclite library being installed, but I would have expected this to fail in the same way for either OpenJDK build. I'm not aware of anything that would change this at compile-time.
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