How to encode biometric template from hex to iso encoding standard

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I have captured biometric template in java and stored them in hexadecimal but I dont know how to format the file to ISO standard, how can I achieve this in java?

Posted 16-Dec-15 20:13pm

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phil.o 17-Dec-15 2:51am

The first reasonable thing to do is to study and understand the ISO format I guess. What do you need help with?

Member 12157311 17-Dec-15 4:14am

I want to use Biometric data block code using ISO standards eg 5F2E

phil.o 17-Dec-15 5:00am

Then use the ISO standard for "biometric data block". Again, where are you stuck? What do you need help with?

Member 12157311 18-Dec-15 3:35am

I have four biometric template inform of hex string and I want to encode them into one using TLV structure and I dont know where to begin.

phil.o 18-Dec-15 4:16am

You have to begin with a search on the ISO standard you are talking about. It must have an ISO number, that's a great idea to put that number in a web-search engine.

Member 12157311 21-Dec-15 2:28am

this the ISO 7816-11 standard

Matt T Heffron 17-Dec-15 14:03pm

What have you tried and where is your specific difficulty?

Member 12157311 18-Dec-15 3:35am

I have four biometric template inform of hex string and I want to encode them into one using TLV structure and I dont know where to begin.

Member 12157311 24-Dec-15 4:17am

I am new to this field of I dont know where to begin?

Member 12157311 24-Dec-15 4:19am

I am new to this field of writing biometric template to chip and how to encode them before writing and I dont know where to begin.

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