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HBCI4Java 2.5.9 (Package branch)

HBCI4Java is a Java library for the HBCI home banking interface. It supports almost all aspect of the HBCI versions 2.01, 2.1, 2.2, HBCI+ and FinTS-3.0 (with PIN/TAN support). Its API is very application-oriented, so no knowledge about HBCI is required. The HBCI client package can be used to develop applications using HBCI features. The HBCI server package can be used to develop your own HBCI servers. This may be useful for credit institutes or software developers who want to setup their own HBCI test server. License: GNU General Public License (GPL) Changes:
Some important bugfixes for PIN/TAN and preparations for the coming 2.6.x series. Image

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NAME
bjdwp - Command line USB Blackberry Java Debug Wire Protocol SYNOPSIS
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