Smart cards are a relatively mature solution in the process of manufacturing cards, but relatively new to the field of integrating into information systems. JavaCard provides a win/win situation by reducing the time to market and offering modern APIs that can be used to interface to corporate and consumer systems while at the same time Java gets a platform that has billions of deployed units.
Both platforms are only similar in the sense that they use the Java language and run bytecode, but that's about it.Java Card should rather be seen as a Java implementation targeted at smart cards: The Java Card API is totally specific, except for a couple of downsized java.lang classes. The Java Card Virtual Machine doesn't support any of these features: dynamic class loading, bytecode verification, Security Manager, threads, garbage collection, JNI, etc. It's not even able to process Java class files.
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Which companies are currently using javacard?
Is Java card have any type of threats?
What is a security domain
So smart card have been around for quite a long time.
Smart cards are a relatively mature solution in the process of manufacturing cards, but relatively new to the field of integrating into information systems. JavaCard provides a win/win situation by reducing the time to market and offering modern APIs that can be used to interface to corporate and consumer systems while at the same time Java gets a platform that has billions of deployed units.
Should Microsoft consider licensing javaCard ?
Not really JavaCard is usually licensed by card Manufacturers. Microsoft does not currently produce cards.
Which version currently used the java card technology
Can contactless card support the Java card platform?
How safe is java card?
How does java card differ from java?
Both platforms are only similar in the sense that they use the Java language and run bytecode, but that's about it.Java Card should rather be seen as a Java implementation targeted at smart cards: The Java Card API is totally specific, except for a couple of downsized java.lang classes. The Java Card Virtual Machine doesn't support any of these features: dynamic class loading, bytecode verification, Security Manager, threads, garbage collection, JNI, etc. It's not even able to process Java class files.