Package overview

Delivery type	Version	Release Date
Android AAR archive	1.0.9	23 March 2020

Release content

Item	Format	Version	Purpose
libgpi.so	Dynamic library (multi arch)	3.5.1	GPI Interface
libdev.so	Dynamic library (multi arch)	3.5.1	Device Interface
libxgpi.so	Dynamic library (multi arch)	N/A	Extended GPI Interface
libatp.so	Dynamic library (multi arch)	0.0	Transport Protocol
libagnosdb.so	Dynamic library (multi arch)	3.5.0	EMV Tags Manager
libagnos.so	Dynamic library (multi arch)	3.5.2	EMV Core Engine
libagnosmw.so	Dynamic library (multi arch)	3.5.1	EMV Data Model Manager
libagnosep.so	Dynamic library (multi arch)	3.5.2	EMV Entry Point
libagnosl2.so	Dynamic library (multi arch)	0.0.4	Open L2 API
libc2.so	Dynamic library (multi arch)	C2 2.7 1.0.1	MasterCard PayPass
libc3.so	Dynamic library (multi arch)	VCPS 2.1 + UL4 1.2.0	Visa Contactless Card Processing, specs 2.2.
libtlv.so	Dynamic library (multi arch)	1.0.8	TLV library
Dev.class	Java class	N/A	Device library JNI wrapper
DevListener.class	Java interface	N/A	Device library callback handler
Rpc.class	Java class	N/A	Communication protocol handler (between device library and Android application)
Utils.class	Java class	N/A	Tools

New features / Enhancements

Updated C3 2.1 + UL4 from version 1.1.0 to version 1.2.0.

Fixed Issues

N/A

Known Issues

N/A

Deferred Issues

N/A

Installation notes

To import an AAR module into a project, right-click on the project name, then select “Open Module Settings”.

Once in the module management page, click on “+” to import a new module.

Then select “Import .JAR/.AAR Package”.

Select the path where the .AAR package is located and give it an appropriate name.

Once all the necessary modules are imported, click on the “Apply” to refresh the modules manager content.

To connect your modules to the main application, click on the “Dependencies” category on the left of the window. Select the main application and click on “+” to add the necessary dependencies.

Check the boxes corresponding to the modules to be connected with the main application.

Click “OK” to finalise the operation.

Usage

Using Agnoid package is quite easy and straightforward. After having added the agnoid module to the project as described above:

Import necessary packages/classes:

import com.amadis.agnoid.Dev;                                                   
import com.amadis.agnoid.DevListener;                                           
import com.amadis.agnoid.Rpc;

Set your main class/activity to implement DevListener:

public class MainActivity implements DevListener

Create and start Dev:

this.dev = new Dev(this, this, this);          
                                        
(new Thread(this.dev)).start();

Override the required functions:

@Override                                                                   
public void handleDevEvent(byte[] data) {                              
    ...                                                            
}   

@Override                                                                   
public byte[] handleDevRequest(byte[] data) {                              
    ...                                                            
}

Amadis

Agnoid 1.0.9