Document Summary
The Reader API is used by the Ticketing Layer to implement reader management. It defines the public elements shared by the reader, i.e. the interfaces and classes needed to manage readers, reader events and selection mechanisms.
The Reader API is proposed in 2 programming languages Java & C++, but these versions are based on the same object-oriented model.
To learn more about the Reader API, read directly the documentation or download the link.
To learn more about this version 1.0 of the Reader API, see the change log.
CNA has also defined other APIs for ticketing terminal: Calypso Card API and Card API.
CNA has also defined requirements which have to be followed by ticketing terminals, see: how to implement calypso in a ticketing terminal?
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