This is the repository for the Keyple Android Control Demo application.

This demo is an open source project provided by the Calypso Networks Association implementing the Eclipse Keyple SDK in a typical use case that can serve as a basis for building a ticketing ecosystem based on contactless cards and/or NFC smartphones.

The source code and APK are available at calypsonet/keyple-android-demo-control/releases

The code can be easily adapted to other cards, terminals and business logic.

It shows how to easily control a card following a validation performed with the Keyple Demo Validation application (entry into the transportation network with a Season Pass and/or Multi-trip ticket). The contracts being updated in the Calypso card with the Android application of the Keyple Reload Demo package.

The demo application was tested on the following terminals:

• Famoco FX205 via the open source plugins Famoco (for SAM access) and Android NFC (for card access).
• Coppernic C-One 2 via the open source plugin Coppernic.
• Standard NFC smartphone via the open source plugin Android NFC.

The following terminals have also been tested but as they require non-open source libraries, they are not active by default (see Using proprietary plugins)

• Bluebird EF501 via the proprietary plugin Bluebird.
• Flowbird Axio 2 via the proprietary plugin Flowbird.

All exchanges made with the controlled card are potentially cryptographically certified by a security module (SAM) when it is installed and available. However, if this is not the case, the validity of the card is made from a simple reading of the data (this is always the case when the application is launched on a standard smartphone).

This demo is part of a set of three demos:

• Keyple Reload Demo
• Keyple Validation Demo
• Keyple Control Demo

These demos are all based on a common library that defines elements such as constants and data structures implemented for the logic of the ticketing application: Keyple Demo Common Library.

Please refer to the README file of this library to discover these data structures.

The control use case will first analyze the event to obtain the information from the contract that was used in the last validation and then read and collect the information of all contracts present in the card and their validity status.

The list of contract returned must clearly mark the contract that was used in the validation (if any).

Steps:

1. Detection and Selection
2. Event Analysis
3. Contract Analysis

For this control demo application, a simple example control procedure has been implemented. This procedure is implemented in the CardRepository class.

Opening a Calypso secure session is optional for this procedure since we do not need to write anything on the card. So if the Calypso SAM is present at the beginning we set the isSecureSessionMode to true, but we keep on with the procedure if not.

This procedure's main steps are as follows:

• Detection and Selection
  • Detection Analysis:
    • If AID not found reject the card.
  • Selection Analysis:
    • If File Structure unknown reject the card.
• Environment Analysis:
  • Read the environment record:
    • Open a secure session if isSecureSessionMode is true.
    • Read the environment record.
  • Unpack environment structure from the binary present in the environment record:
    • If EnvVersionNumber of the Environment structure is not the expected one (==1 for the current version) reject the card. Abort transaction if isSecureSessionMode is true.
    • If EnvEndDate points to a date in the past reject the card. Abort transaction if isSecureSessionMode is true.
• Event Analysis:
  • Read and unpack the last event record:
    • If EventVersionNumber is not the expected one (==1 for the current version) reject the card (if ==0 return error status indicating clean card). Abort Transaction if isSecureSessionMode is true.
    • If EventLocation != value configured in the control terminal set the validated contract not valid flag as true and go to Contract Analysis.
    • Else If EventDateStamp points to a date in the past set the validated contract not valid flag as true and go to Contract Analysis.
    • Else If (EventTimeStamp + Validation period configure in the control terminal) < current time of the control terminal set the validated contract not valid flag as true.
• Contract Analysis: For each contract:
  • Read all contracts and the counter file.
  • For each contract:
  • Unpack the contract
  • If the ContractVersionNumber == 0 then the contract is blank, move on to the next contract.
  • If ContractVersionNumber is not the expected one (==1 for the current version) reject the card. Abort Transaction if isSecureSessionMode is true.
  • If ContractValidityEndDate points to a date in the past mark contract as Expired.
  • If EventContractUsed points to the current contract index & not valid flag is false then mark it as Validated.
  • If the ContractTariff value for the contract is 2 or 3, unpack the counter associated to the contract to extract the counter value.
  • Add contract data to the list of contracts read to return to the upper layer.
  • If isSecureSessionMode is true, close the Validation session.
  • Return the status of the operation to the upper layer.

• Device selection (DeviceSelectionActivity): Allows you to indicate the type of device used, in order to use the associated plugin.
  • Initially, devices using proprietary plugins are grayed out.
• Settings (SettingsActivity): Allows to set the settings of the control procedure:
  • Location: Where the control is taking place. If the validation occurred in a different location, the controlled contract will not be considered as valid.
  • Validity Duration: Period (in minutes) during which the contract is considered valid.
• Home (HomeActivity): Allows to launch the card detection phase.
• Reader (ReaderActivity): Initializes the Keyple plugin. At this point the user must present the card that he wishes to control.
  • Initialize the Keyple plugin: start detection on NFC and SAM (if available) readers.
  • Prepare and defines the default selection requests to be processed when a card is inserted.
  • Listens to detected cards.
  • Launches the Control Procedure when a card is detected.
• Control result screen (CardContentActivity): displays the controlled card content.
  • Contracts list.
  • Last validation event.
• Invalid control screen (NetworkInvalidActivity): displayed when the control procedure failed.

Below are the description of the classes useful for implementing the ticketing layer:

• TicketingService
• ReaderRepository
• ReaderActivity.CardReaderObserver
• CardRepository

This service is the orchestrator of the ticketing process.

Mainly used to manage the lifecycle of the Keyple plugin. This service is used to initialize the plugin and manage the card detection phase. It is called on the different steps of the reader activity lifecycle:

• onResume:
  • Initialize the plugin (Card and SAM readers...)
  • Get the ticketing session
  • Start NFC detection
• onPause:
  • Stop NFC detection
• onDestroy:
  • Clear the Keyple plugin (remove observers and unregister plugin)

It prepares and scheduled the selection scenario that will be sent to the card when a card is detected by setting the AID(s) and the reader protocol(s) of the cards we want to detect and read.

Once a card is detected, the service processes the selection scenario by retrieving the current CalypsoCard object. This object contains information about the card (serial number, card revision...)

Finally, this class is responsible for launching the control procedure and returning its result.

This service is the interface between the business layer and the reader.

This class is the reader observer and inherits from Keyple class CardReaderObserverSpi

It is invoked each time a new CardReaderEvent (CARD_INSERTED, CARD_MATCHED...) is launched by the Keyple plugin. This reader is registered when the reader is registered and removed when the reader is unregistered.

This class contains the implementation of the "Control" procedure.

By default, proprietary plugins are deactivated. If you want to activate them, then here is the procedure to follow:

1. make an explicit request to CNA to obtain the desired plugin,
2. copy the plugin into the /app/libs/ directory,
3. delete in the /app/libs/ directory the plugin with the same name but suffixed with -mock (e.g. xxx-mock.aar),
4. compile the project via the gradle build command,
5. deploy the new apk on the device.