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Java Card 3 Platform, Connected Edition: A New World of Sm

Applications

Thierry Violleau

Java Card 3 Architect


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The following is intended to outline our general prod

direction. It is intended for information purposes onland may not be incorporated into any contract. It is

not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or

functionality, and should not be relied upon in makin

purchasing decisions.

The development, release, and timing of any feature

or functionality described for Oracles products rema

at the sole discretion of Oracle.


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Agenda

Java Card 3 Technology

Classic Java Card TechnologyA Reminder

Java Card 3 Specifications

Java Card 3 Connected Edition

SIMagine Developer Contest

Demonstrations Card Portal and Card Service Discovery

Mobile Ticketing and Contacless Payment

Peer Card Discovery and Card-to-Card Transactions


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Java Card 3Technology


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Classic Java Card Technology: A Quick Remind

Java Card 2.2.2 Classic Platf

Specifications Subset of Java Platform, S

Edition (Java SE platform) an

programming language

Split-VM Architecture

Persistent VM model

Firewall model isolates conteapplets

Transaction management

ISO7816 Communication I/F

protocol

System Classes

AppletApplet

Framework

(API)

Industry

ExtensionsInstaller

Java Card

Virtual MachineNative Methods

Applet

Mgr

Xaction

Mgr

APDU

I/O

Other

Services

Applet


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Classic Edit ion

Traditional smart card architecture

Within the current JC 2.x memory constraints

APDU based

Connected Edit

Faster CPU

Larger memory

Network-oriented

High-speed interface

Core Java Card functionalities

Security (firewall, crypto, ...), Backward compatibility

Java Card 3 SpecificationsOne Technology - Two Editions


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Targeted Smart Card Hardware


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Java Card VM = Java ME/CLDC-based subset + Java SElanguage features (Generics,Annotations...) + Java Card-specific Enh(Transactions, Persistence, Firewall...)

Java Card 3 Connected EditionHigh-level Architecture


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Java Card 3 Connected EditionNetwork-Oriented Connectivity

Multiple independent physical

Concurrent contacted and con

communications Concurrent TCP and APDU co

Concurrent protocol-driven (AP

applications enabled by multi-t

Card (e.g. SIM) integrates as n

the local network Supports IPv4 and IPv6

Supports TCP and TLS comm

Delivers the functionality via th

the Generic Connection Frame


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Java Card 3 Connected EditionHardware Capabilities

Leverages new hard

capabilities

Multiple interfaces

Faster CPU

Large memory


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Java Card 3 Connected EditionMore Main-stream Java Card Virtual Machine

Java Card VM based on

Java ME CLDC-based

Class file loading

Multi-threading

String and collection

No Floating point

Java SE language feat

Generics Annotations...

Java Card-specific Enh

Persistence (by reac

Transactions

Firewall...


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Java Card 3 Connected EditionRich API Set

Java Card Classic APIs

Java Card Connected-s

CLDC APIs Multithreading, Colle

Networking (GCF)...

New APIs:

Role & permission-b

Application & User a

Service, Event and T

Credential (Key & Tr

Extensible Cryptogra

File System (GCF)

Transaction annotat


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Java Card 3 Connected EditionWeb Application Container

Embedded web server w

support

Allows for web applicatio Subset of Java EE Serv

Provides richer interact

Brings a web look-and-

applications

Integration in web serv

mashup...)

Compatible, yet goes be

SCWS for Java Card 2.x

support, no strings)


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Java Card 3 Connected EditionExtended Applet Container

ClassicAPDU-driven Ap

model

With Access to all Co Multithreading

Collections

I/O

Networking (GCF)

And all the new APIs

Supports truly concur

applications


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Java Card 3 Connected EditionClassic Applet Container

Backward compatibility w

Card 2.2.x applications

Compatibility with applicdeveloped for the Java C

Edition

Classic applets:

APDU-driven

Run single threaded Have only access to


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Java Card 3 Connected EditionDevelopment Life Cycle For a Brand New Application

Off-the-shelf IDE

Deploy,

Create,Delete

Compile,

Build AppModulePackage

Java

SourceFiles

Java Card 3 Connected Platform Ja


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Java Card 3 Connected EditionDevelopment Life Cycle For a Legacy Java Card 2.2.x Application

Off-the-shelf IDE

Deploy,

Create,Delete

Normalize

Classic

AppModule

Package


CAP File


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Java Card 3 Connected EditionDevelopment Life Cycle for an Enhanced Legacy Java Card 2.2 Applic

Off-the-shelf IDE

Deploy,

Create,Delete

Compile,

Build

Extended

AppModule

Package

Java

SourceFiles


CAP File

=


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Java Card 3 Connected EditionSoftware Development Kit (SDK)

Reference Implementation (RI)

Technology Compatibility Kit (TCK)

Tools:

NetBeans IDE support (available from netbeans.org)

Packager

Normalizer

Off-card installer

Documentation API docs

User guides

Programming Notes

Samples applications (available on Kenai Developer Portal)


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Java Card 3 Connected EditionNetBeans IDE Supports For All java Card 3 Connected Application M


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Java Card 3 Connected EditionNetBeans IDE Multiple Deployment Platform Targets


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Java Card 3 Connected EditionKenai Java Card 3 Developer Portal


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Java Card 3 Connected EditionAdded Value Compared to Java Card 3 Classic Edition

More main stream Java

platform Leverages new hardware

capabilities

Multiple interfaces

Faster CPU

Large memory Leverages broader

developer base

Streamlined development

tool integration

Concurrent interfaces

multithreading Concurrent contac

contactless interfac

Concurrent APDU

based communica

IP connectivity

Frees from the AP

Simplifies infrastru

on terminal)

Allows for card-init

connections


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Java Card 3 Connected EditionAdded Value Compared to Java Card 3 Classic Edition

Embedded web server

Provides richer interactionwith end-user

Brings a web look-and-feel

to card applications

Integration in web services

(web mashup...)

Enhanced security fea

support a more compenvironment

Flexible role-based

permission-based

End-to-end secure


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Java Card 3 Connected EditionSummary

Result of several years of joint work with the Java

Forum: Leveraging new hardware capabilities

Leveraging existing proven technologies

Java ME, Java SE, Java EE

Leveraging a broader developer base and tools

Simplifying development and deployment of card applica Improving utilization and integration of card services

Backward compatible

Supported by Global Platform (GP NF)

SIM i D l C t t


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SIMagine Developer ContestNew Contest Category

Java Card 3 Connected application development c

Expands the well-established Java Card developecontest beyond traditional SIM use cases

Submitted applications:

Must be Java Card Connected-based solutions integrati

other Java client technologies (Java SE, Java ME, etc) aenterprise/backend systems

May apply to any domain: Utilities, health, payment, ID,

mobile, SmartGrid, etc

SIM i D l C t t


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SIMagine Developer ContestContest Rules and Rewards

Substantial financial prize for winners

Judging Criteria Leveraging Java Card security

Mobility of the client-side app (Java Card, Java ME, Jav

Web connectivity from the card

Smart card compliant/realistic footprint

Business plan (Marketing appeal, Innovation, Consumer

Technical aspects, Deployment on the Market...)

More info to be posted at: http://www.simagine.inf


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Java Card 3Connected

Edition -

Demonstrations

S t f th D t ti


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Setup for the Demonstrations

Phone emulator

JSR 290: JavaTM Language & XML User

Interface Markup Reference

Implementation Version 1.0

SIM card

Java Card 3 Connected Reference

Implementation Version 3.0.1

Enhanced w/ Zeroconf Stack (m-DNS/DNS-SD)

Desktop Browser

Firefox w/ FoxyBonjour plugin (Bonjour)

M-DNS

DNS-SD

Demonstration #1


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Demonstration #1Card Portal and Card Service Discovery - Description

Card Service Discovery

Allows for the card hosting device (desktop or mobile) to

automatically detect services on the card

Allows for the card to also detect any services on the ho

network

Card Portal

Lists all installed card application and services Provides an enhanced user interaction and experience

Replacement proposal for aging SIM toolkit

Provides a very attractive customizable and brandable c

point for Operators on a SIM card

Demonstration #1


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Demonstration #1Card Portal and Card Service Discovery - Synopsis

Demonstration #2


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Demonstration #2Mobile Ticketing and Contactless Payment - Description

Combines NFC based payment with enhanced W

interaction and asynchronous notifications

Integrates

Web application for rich user experience

Extended applet application for contactless communicat

Classic applet application for legacy purse transactions

Demonstration #2


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Demonstration #2Mobile Ticketing and Contactless Payment - Synopsis

Demonstration #3


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Demonstration #3Peer Card Discovery and Card-to-Card Transactions - Description

Allows for the card to automatically discover servic

other cards on the same local network or plugged

same host and perform secure card-to-card transa

Demonstration #3


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Demonstration #3Peer Card Discovery and Card-to-Card Transactions - Synopsis


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Thank You!Thierry Violleau

[email protected]

PS: Please enter th e SIMagine c on test (ht tp: / /www.simagine.inf
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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The preceding is intended to outline our general pro

direction. It is intended for information purposes onl

and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is

not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or

functionality, and should not be relied upon in makin

purchasing decisions.

The development, release, and timing of any featureor functionality described for Oracles products rema

at the sole discretion of Oracle.


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