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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OCF and e-businessrs and to reach new markets via the Internet. The rising number of e-business transactions and increasing transaction values make security a top priority. As a result, integration of secure tokens like smart cards into e-business applications becomes more and more important (see Chapter 3).

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Smart Card Readers and TerminalsTo write and read data to a smart card or to execute a command on a smart card, it is necessary to have a physical connection with the card. To make the connection with a contact card, it has to be inserted in a smart card acceptance device. In this chapter we give an overview of the different types of card acceptance devices.

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OCF for Embedded DevicesIn this chapter, we present a compact version of the OpenCard Framework for embedded devices. At the time this book is written, the API of OpenCard for Embedded Devices is under review at the technical workgroup of the OpenCard Consortium.

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Uwe Hansmann,Martin S. Nicklous,Frank SeligerThe book offers an authoritative, practice-oriented insight into smart card technology and programming.Numerous examples for practical applications.Includes a smart card for one`s own practical experi

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