Titlebook: Smart Card Application Development Using Java; Uwe Hansmann,Martin S. Nicklous,Frank Seliger Book 20001st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin H

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Smart Card Standards and Industry Initiativese only in a very limited environment. But smart cards, readers, and applications developed and manufactured according to standards also work with devices developed by another company in a different part of the world.

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Book 20001st editionformation you need about smart cards and how they work. It shows in detail how to develop applications that use smart cards by guiding you through examples step by step. A smart card provided along with the book will help you to quickly get some first hands-on experience.

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What Makes the Smart Card “Smart”?ch type. We also introduce the smart card hardware in this chapter. Since the focus of this book is on the software side, we will provide only a basic introduction to hardware terminology and concepts. If you have worked with smart cards before, you will probably want to skip this chapter.

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Cryptographyy a short overview of the predominant cryptographic algorithms. Then we present commonly used cryptographic protocols for authentication and secure transmission of data and give some examples on how these protocols are used in the smart card area. Finally, we give an example for usage of smart cards

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Smart Card Standards and Industry Initiativesers are built to uniform specifications. Without standards, interoperability is not possible. A smart card application or a card itself would be usable only in a very limited environment. But smart cards, readers, and applications developed and manufactured according to standards also work with devi

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Introduction to OpenCardork Computers to combine the advantages of a desktop computer with the low administration and maintenance cost of a terminal. The first Network Computers already contained smart card readers, and since Java is the language of choice on Network Computers, the idea of a Java framework for smart card a

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The Utility Classes foundation for the rest of the OpenCard classes. The utilities also provide service classes offering useful functionality such as string handling and property loading. These classes are used by the framework but are also available to the OpenCard application programmer.