Anita Phagura has more than 12 years of experience in software development. She has designed and worked with many different Java and J2EE technologies and APIs. She also has experience with different GUI technologies. Anita has patent pending for some of her work in the software architecture and design arena.
This article describes a Java Card and how to write applications that can be
accessed by enterprise applications. We'll discuss the complete development
and testing process for card applications. The sample application and the
code listings are kept simple for readability and easier comprehension of the
basic ideas.
Java Card
More uses are being found for smart cards since their introduction about a
decade ago. As the name suggests, these cards are smarter than the usual
magnetic strip cards due to a built-in chip - either a memory chip or a
microprocessor. Microprocessor smart cards are becoming more popular as
they're more secure and can process information. A Java Card is a smart card
with a microprocessor and the smallest Java Virtual Machine (JVM) called the
Java Card Virtual Machine (JCVM). Please refer to Sun's specification on Java
Card Virtual Machine spec... (more)
Anita Phagura has more than 12 years of experience in software development. She has designed and worked with many different Java and J2EE technologies and APIs. She also has experience with different GUI technologies. Anita has patent pending for some of her work in the software architecture and design arena.
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