

With SATSA (JSR-177) communication API, MIDlets can call services embedded
in a (U)SIM card. Operators and card application providers can rely on
SATSA to leverage on existing (U)SAT applications and reuse their functionalities
in richer handset services.

SATSA overview
- SATSA-APDU : low level communication with a smartcard (training focuses
on SATSA-APDU)
- SATSA-PKI : high level access to a security element cryptography functions
(PKCS-11, WIM)
- SATSA-CRYPTO : cryptographic API on the handset, with no access to
the security element
SATSA integration in MIDP environments
- Extensions of the Generic Connection Framework
- Security levels associated to SATSA APIs
- SATSA availability, integration in MSA
SATSA-APDU
- SAT communication
- APDU communication
- RMI communication
- Related security and card provisioning
SATSA-APDU/SAT
- Benefits/drawbacks of SAT transport
- Migrating a SAT application to be used as a SATSA service
- Defining a communication protocol
- Sample application
SATSA-APDU/APDU
- Benefits/drawbacks of APDU transport
- Sample application
SATSA-APDU/RMI
- Benefits/drawbacks of RMI transport
- Sample application