Description

INTRODUCTION

Java Card is a smart card that is capable of running programs written in Java. For this a new Java platform, Sun’s JavaSoft division has made available the Java Card 2.0 API specification and several licensees are now implementing this API on smart cards. In order to program Java Cards that are 2.0-compliant, developers need to understand what a Java Card is architecturally, what its core classes are, and how to develop applications for the card. This article gets inside a Java Card, providing you, the developer, with technical guidance on the system architecture, application programming interface, and runtime environment of the Java platform in a smart card.

Java Card Seminar Report

Page Length : 23

Content :

• • Introduction
  • What is a Java Card?
    • System architecture on the Java Card
    • The lifetime of a Java Card
    • Lifetime of a Java Card virtual machine
    • The lifetime of Java Card applets and objects
    • Java Card 2.0 language subset
    • Java Card security
    • How things work together inside a Java Card
  • Developing a Java Card Applet
    • Using the Java Card Development Kit
    • Compiling a Java Card Applet
    • Testing a Java Card Applet in the JCWDE
    • Converting a Java Card Applet
    • What Happens During Conversion?
    • Verifying the Integrity of CAP and Export Files
    • Generating a Mask File
    • Installing a CAP File
    • Running the Off-Card Installer
  • Conclusion
  • References

Java Card Presentation Report (PPT)

Page Length : 14

Content :

• • Introduction
  • What is a Java Card?
  • Architecture
  • Working
  • Development Process
  • Advantages
  • Challenges
  • Conclusion
  • References