WWAN_UICC_ACCESS_BINARY - NtDoc
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// wwan.h
typedef struct _WWAN_UICC_ACCESS_BINARY {
ULONG Version;
BYTE AppId[WWAN_UICC_APP_ID_MAX_LEN];
WWAN_UICC_FILE_PATH UiccFilePath;
ULONG FileOffset;
ULONG NumberOfBytes;
BYTE LocalPinSize;
BYTE LocalPin[WWAN_PIN_LEN];
USHORT BinaryDataSize;
BYTE BinaryData[ANYSIZE_ARRAY];
} WWAN_UICC_ACCESS_BINARY, *PWWAN_UICC_ACCESS_BINARY;
View the official Windows Driver Kit DDI referenceNo description available.
The WWAN_UICC_ACCESS_BINARY structure describes information about a UICC binary file to read or to which to write.
VersionThe version number of the structure that follows. In Windows 10, version 1903, this version must be set to 1.
AppIdThe application ID.
UiccFilePathA formatted WWAN_UICC_FILE_PATH structure that describes the file path of the UICC binary file.
FileOffsetThe offset to use when reading from the file. This field can be bigger than 256, and it combines both offset high and offset low as defined in the ETSI TS 102 221 technical specification.
NumberOfBytesThe number of bytes to be read. For example, a client driver could use this function to read a transparent (binary) file that is larger than 256 bytes, although the maximum amount that can be read or written in a single UICC operation is 256 bytes per the ETSI TS 102 221 technical specification. It is the function's responsibility to split this into multiple APDUs and send the result back in a single response.
LocalPinSizeThe size of the password, in bytes.
LocalPinThe password for the UICC.
BinaryDataSizeThe size of the binary data, in bytes.
BinaryDataUsed only in Set (write) operations. Contains the data to write to the file.
This structure is used in the NDIS_WWAN_UICC_ACCESS_BINARY structure.
MB UICC application and file system access