Titlebook: Java on Smart Cards: Programming and Security; First International Isabelle Attali,Thomas Jensen Conference proceedings 2001 Springer-Verl

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Issues in Smartcard Middlewareontaneous and transparent service integration, remote access, and usage security. We discuss these requirements using the JiniCard system as an example which provides seamless integration of smartcard services within a spontaneous networking environment.

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A Programming and a Modelling Perspective on the Evaluation of Java Card Implementationsred by the presence of these differences as well as by the complexity of the Java Card VM and API. The goal of the present paper is to detail the differences from a programming and a modelling point of view.

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Secure Internet Smartcards result, users can only use smartcards on local hosts. This can be disturbing in typical office environments, where a user has multiple workstations, or uses remote workstations as well as local ones. The most straightforward way of addressing this problem would be a remote smartcard access mechanis