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Java Card Technical Documents
All Technical Documents
Release Notes
- Java Card 3.1 Specification
- Java Card 3.1 Development Kit Tools
- Java Card 3.1 Development Kit Simulator
- Java Card 3.0.5 Specification, Classic Edition [PDF]
- Java Card 3.0.5 Development Kit, Classic Edition
- Java Card 3.0.4 Specification, Classic Edition
Data Sheets and White Papers
- Java Card Technology Datasheet [PDF]
- Java Card Platform Options List [PDF] - describes the options available on implementations of the Java Card Platform Specification
- Java Card 2.2 Off-card Verifier [PDF] White Paper about the Off-card Verifier and the Byte Code Verification Algorithm.
- Java Card Platform Security [PDF]
Other Technical Resources
- Java Card 3.0.1 Platform - [PDF] In-Depth Technical White Paper
- An Introduction to Java Card Technology - Part 1 This three part article introduces an important mobile Java technology, Java Card, and demonstrates support for programming smart cards.
- An Introduction to Java Card Technology - Part 2, The Java Card Applet Introduction of the development aspects of Java Card applets: The typical steps when developing a Java Card application, the Oracle Java Card Development Kit, and the Java Card and Java Card RMI APIs.
- An Introduction of Java Card Technology - Part 3 The Smart Card Host Application introduces the development aspects of host applications for smart cards.
- Writing a Java Card Applet This article introduces you to smart cards by giving brief overview of Java Card technology and step by step instructions on how to code a Java Card applet.
- Developing a Java Card Applet This article is the follow on to Writing a Java Card Applet. Here you will learn how to execute a java Card Applet.
- Java Card Technology Examples Examples of uses for Java Card technology (Java Card Technology Specifications)
- Smart Card Overview This document defines smart cards and their categories, as well as compares the chips that power the cards.