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Programming the Smallest Java Card Platform

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Overview The Java Card is the smallest Java platform and available on millions of smart cards including some of the Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) cards used by GSM telephone operators. The Java Card API provides a portable platform for application development including for authentication. Attend this session to learn about the application development lifecycle on Java Card and some of the APIs. After attending this session you should be able to understand the basics of smart card and the development environment for Java Card.

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Publisher	Sun Microsystems
Live Date	31st March 2008 07:36 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Java, Smart Cards

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