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Trust1Connector
Introduction
This is a guide to use the T1C-Js client for the T1C-GCL (Generic Connector Library).
Trust1Connector is a product of Trust1Team in order to facilitate browser independent hardware communication from a web application with an unmanaged device.
The web application serves as a mediator in order to implement business flows. A web application stays in control for service requests towards a central back-end, and service requests with an unmanaged device.
The Trust1Connector consists of:
T1C-GCL (Generic Connector Library): an one-time installer for OSX, Windows, Linux
T1C-DS (Distribution Service for T1C-GCL): a secured back-end in order to distribute and manage running T1C-GCL instances
T1C-JS (JavaScript client library): an optional JavaScript client library in order to facilitate the communication towards T1C-GCL and T1T-DS.
Additional plugins (community and private plugins) are in development.
Additional client libraries for native applications are in development.
Characteristics of T1C-GCL
Because the T1C-GCL runs on unmanaged devices, the T1C-GCL has some important specifications:
browser independent (no impact upon browser update)
not in need of a browser plugin
based on official communication standards
no additional software needed (for example no need of a Java virtual machine)
small footprint (+-2MB)
coops with multiple card readers (contact and contactless)
coops with multiple connected cards of different types
extendable community framework 
installer compiled for OSX, Windows, Linux
For more info, please refer to : https://www.trust1team.com/trust1connector​
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Characteristics of T1C-GCL