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Change-Id: I6a4fb18540b4841bc8c65089b1ae22b3a1a2fc96

This is Ben's patch with some small modifications:
- Added code to retrieve the me profile and transmit/receive it;
- Moved local SAP definitions for more clarity.
- Removed sending of my tag.

Change-Id: Ica85b4491206526e89bc34c23479f9d4489ed1cf

Conflicts:
	src/com/android/nfc/NfcService.java

Change-Id: I0cd15dbdc3540cb469d6fc13550006e1ab43b90f

Change-Id: I94b155f80bcb70204d2b15b1bf11a6ec9df6236d

This needs some cleanup to handle the
error states better, but works ok for now.

Change-Id: I803c339de593acfe5bb7f1007a965f203e0e1a30

Change-Id: I66ec6b12ba6847948e6a69857ea2d9e3c5ee2e17

* commit '84e1e0ad':
  Reset the SE when a package that accessed it is uninstalled.

Bug: 4487211
Change-Id: Iad5c641926eb0e121d630d16f8ce02b8b9713cd3

Change-Id: Iea481089edf1a59f738367ec7e6a57c6403d96fd

Change-Id: I531d8cb50a334a93f0e44f90cbab4ebc1f70d4b2

Change-Id: Ia69d2500c160fc7cacfbf8729d4e717b3676fcf2

Change-Id: I558cc850a3d799271c733807ca63a66487db2839

Change-Id: I556915e8918ac4e690093cd75133c667cbf98ede

* commit '2edb3ee5':
  Fix NFC service wake-lock, again.

Change-Id: Ic629c9a2ad348c1f352f39d7fc2be04edcf627e7

Change-Id: I147cbf71b05e6d1868bcdcd5daa0bee7e6711267

This moves some of the stack functionality
behind interfaces that the NFC service uses.

Change-Id: Ia377b8d0b9f57a25ac72a5f650fd25c35df72de0

Change-Id: I0b743245d60bf9c47ce84ec0ab7fd8c5b6202ec9

Change-Id: Iec7b949f487f3b9cdd4729ce99c3a4b2718b9b6a

1) Put a watchdog on the NFC Service disable path.
All the bug-reports show we were stuck in _disable(), watch-dog
this path (10 seconds).

2) Only attempt a SE reset once, even if it fails the first time.
All the bugs reports should the _disable() was due to SE reset
on first boot.

3) Grab the NFC service lock before the wake-lock.
So even if someone has NFC service lock, at least we don't
hold a wake-lock waiting for it.

Bug: 4581084
Change-Id: Ic9829dddde8d0c67cf0e8e4912357fa2902faa11

- Pulled polling loop configuration out of NfcService, to NativeNfcManager.cpp
- Removed lots of dead code

Change-Id: Id8d3b590feb24e6065d4afa34f004d9afbacbe5a

Change-Id: Ia8099caec517fd6d8e1047ac22d62241b74322d5

Change-Id: I37daa2d765857c007b7b310510afc621a2aa0699

* commit 'b7d77aae':
  Patch to add a recovery mechanism in case of a download failure

Change-Id: I42b37768e9f66e959b5487e4e5409e517202d63a

Split out dispatch code into NfcDispatcher.java. It can be pulled out
cleanly.

Move URI field construction into framework.

Change-Id: Ia70c06c5f469b370c532905e1c02f71149cb9ecc

NFC service interface to set the Felica timeout from the API.
Refactored timeout resets to single method - assuming access
to the SE in wired mode is exclusive with normal tag access,
this should be no problem.

Change-Id: I4a4d1c2c6db12582e5ff6cca325fd14fcf286282

This adds basic support for rediscovering the currently connected tag.
At the moment rediscovering the same tag is not well supported by libnfc.
The real usecase for rediscover is actually run-time adding and/or
removing the Ndef and NdefFormatable technologes, and since we detect
these in the upper layers of the stack anyway this makes the
implementation a lot simpler.

This change also required a cleaner split between connected technologies
and connected handles. Connected technologies are something that only
the Java part of the API is concerned with. Each technology is mapped
to a handle, which is how libnfc refers to a tag. Previously we used
the connected technology to derive the connected libnfc handle, but
since this change allows run-time removal of technologies *without*
disconnecting from a handle we need to keep track of them separately.

Bug: 3378764
Change-Id: If4725fa266eb37aa17aa67b31491f4bd77b1ee68

* commit 'dfac80d2':
  Fix regression in NFC-EE close() cleanup path for dead applications.

* commit 'c93ab994':
  Patch to add a recovery mechanism in case of a download failure

* commit 'aa122139':
  Make sure NFC stack is initialized before attempting SE reset.