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SEService.shutdown() shall release SE resources for the SEService #5
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The section 6.2.2 of Open Mobile API Specification says that SEService.shutdown() releases all SE resources allocated by "this" SEService, but all SE resources allocated by "all" SEService instances for the same terminal are mistakenly released in the current implementation. That is because Terminal releases all the sessions registered to the session array. Only the SE resources allocated by "this" SEService shall be released selectively.
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The section 6.2.2 of Open Mobile API Specification says that
SEService.shutdown() releases all SE resources allocated by "this"
SEService, but all SE resources allocated by "all" SEService instances
for the same terminal are mistakenly released in the current
implementation.
That is because Terminal releases all the sessions registered to the
session array. Only the SE resources allocated by "this" SEService shall
be released selectively.