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TAR management for SIM Applets?

1. How do I set the TAR to my applet? I can see a field with this description on SIM Alliance Loader, but I still not sure If this is the only procedure I must follow to assign a TAR to my applet
2. I´ve read from another post that i can specify to call my applet trough the TAR value.
How should I encode my TPDU in order to specify my applet TAR? On this post it´s described, but i would like to know which is the spec defining this in order to read it.
3. Is it true that by adding this field on the TPDU, i will asure my applet will be the only one which will be triggered?
Maybe @843851 could help, he already has solved this.
Thanks in advance
Answers
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1. you can set your TAR value in installation parameters. (See ETSI standard ts102.226)
2. To trigger your applet, the applet should regist the event and set your SCP80 keys for security level. (See ETSI standard ts123.048)
3. last installed one first (by the specification,)