NFC programming learning memo

GOOGLE : NFC read command 0x30

NFC Development GUIDE

http://www.google.com.hk/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=22&ved=0CCsQFjABOBQ&url=http%3A%2F%2Fftp.jaist.ac.jp%2Fpub%2Fsourceforge%2Fi%2Fproject%2Fiz%2Fizynfc%2Fdocs%2Fold%2F4.0%2FNFC_Developer_Kit_Cardlet_User_Guide_S4F0b.pdf&rct=j&q=NFC%20read%20command%200x30&ei=kTR5TsHHJe-eiAf36OQx&usg=AFQjCNEiordS3ZQpJjGQC8ggknPPg_xt5g&cad=rjt

BlackBerry NFC programming sample

Near Field Communication

• Working with smart tags
• Create an NDEF tag writer
• Create an NDEF tag reader
• Communicate with an ISO14443 smart tag
• Emulating smart tags
• Detecting NFC capability

Create a command for the specific tag type:

byte commandVal[2] = {0X30, 0X04}; // Mifare Ultralight command to read 16 bytes from the page 0X04

• Sending Commands to the Detected NFC Tag

  Detect NFC tags and send commands to them

Registering an Application with a Launch Condition

Register the application with the launch condition in one of the following ways:

• Use the RegisterAppLaunch() method of the Osp::App::AppManager class:

  AppManager::GetInstance()->RegisterAppLaunch(L"NFC=‘tnf=rtd&name=U’", null,
  AppManager::LAUNCH_OPTION_DEFAULT);
  

• Launching NFC Applications Conditionally

  Register an NFC application with a launch condition and launch it when a specified NDEF record type is detected. Additionally, retrieve the cached NDEF message.

GOOD PPT

Architecture and Development of NFC Applications

http://www.slideshare.net/tdelazzari/architecture-and-development-of-nfc-applications