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| Session Details | |
 Session ID: |
BOF-4739 |
| Session Title: |
Integrating Java Card™ 3.0 Technology into the Desktop Environment |
| Session Abstract: |
One of the promises of Java Card™ Platform 3.0, Connected Edition, is to minimize or even eliminate the amount of specialized middleware necessary for integrating smart cards into the desktop environment. This session discusses how Java Card technology can be integrated into the IP network, provide security services to applications, act as an ID token in Web services, and play an active role in the deployment of the device itself. The presentation shows how this can be done by leveraging existing standards and already deployed technologies from IETF and Liberty, thus enabling the seamless integration of Java Card technology into Web services and desktop applications. The session covers • How to integrate Java Card 3.0 Platform, Connected Edition, into an IP network • How to integrate Java Card 3.0 Platform, Connected Edition, as an identity provider into a Web services environment • How to implement Web services that can be hosted on the Java Card 3.0 Platform, Connected Edition, and consumed by desktop applications |
| Track: |
Core Technology: Embedded / Real-Time / Java Card; Core Technology: Java SE & Desktop; Embedded-RealTime - Java Card Scheduling Track |
| Duration: |
50 |
| Speaker(s): |
Sebastian Hans, Sun Microsystems, Inc. |