When no logical or basic channel is opened, transmit() resturns an error
code CHANNEL_NOT_AVAILABLE with an empty response.
Bug: 270091254
Test: atest VtsHalSecureElementTargetTest
Change-Id: I7b302ec321089f0b8f1d9d67bb12f9bdddaa4ee1
Modify the semantics of transmit() to return a service
specific error with code CHANNEL_NOT_AVAILABLE if there
was an error in communicating with the secure element.
This can happen if the SE is put in low power mode when
no logical or basic channel is opened, e.g.
Bug: 270091254
Test: m VtsHalSecureElementTargetTest
Change-Id: I7df3ec6d9b6d5eeb2272971c44fc078a8558d2e6
Do not use the basic channel in VTS tests if the channel is not
supported by the SE.
Bug: 266384111
Test: m VtsHalSecureElementTargetTest
Change-Id: Id40e7f43f5437f8e682bbd41495d89a4a4c45997
The AIDL interface states that closeChannel must return FAILED
if the channel is not opened. The default AIDL implementation
did not respect this requirement either.
Bug: 266384111
Test: m VtsHalSecureElementTargetTest
Change-Id: I3e7142e6bbeb9d79cea2c109689da59c0615167a
Add missing checks for the proper use of init() interface.
Test correct channel management.
Test: atest VtsHalSecureElementTargetTest
Bug: 123254068
Change-Id: I411b070aa1a3e1d4fb4ac38d004a1cfc81e86023
Bug: 205762050
Test: atest VtsHalSecureElementTargetTest (8/8 passed)
Test: atest CtsOmapiTestCases
- all tests pass except testStatusWordTransmit,
testTransmitApdu, and testSelectNext. This is because
these tests don't increase coverage of the HAL API
except they call 'transmit' several times. Doing a full
mock OMAPI/APDU implementation for cuttlefish/AOSP is
tracked in b/123254068
Change-Id: I0ec0eb08fbcc4207d8c07427ccdf7ff106995627
