In this article we’ve learned a lot that could be used to use functions in native DLLs from the managed code. A few interesting points are:
After this article we are a step near to developing our own Managed wrapper on the full WinSCard API that we can use to develop Smart Card enabled applications in .NET. In the next and concluding part of this series of article I shall show you how to do just that with the help of an extensive sample and full library code.
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