Take the 2-minute tour ×  I try to make an Android application
which communicates with a non-standard ISO15693 (NFC-V) tag.
The tag is non-standard, because it does not have the ISO
"Inventory" command implemented. But other comands can be used
with NfcV "transceive". Android 4.0.1 does not automatically
discover this tag and does not send an intent (with a "Tag"
object in its payload) to my application. That's not a problem -
I know the tag is there and I can start the application "by
hand".  My problem is that I need a "Tag" object to use the
"transceive" method for communication. This "Tag" object is
normally generated by the operating system. To make my own "Tag"
object I would need a "serviceHandle" (integer, probably similar
to a file handle) and a "tagService" (is that a link to a device
driver or an operating system function?). I could not find a way
to get these members! My Questions are:  How can I construct a
"Tag" object to use the NfcV "transceive"?   Is there a way to
get control over the NfcAd