= Java Card - Everything You Need To know = {|- |-valign="top" |[[image: Duke_JavaCard_small.png]] | The Java Card Platform, Version 3 consists of two editions, the Classic Edition and the Connected Edition. *The '''Classic Edition''' is based on an evolution of the Java Card Platform, Version 2.2.2 and is backward compatible with it, targeting resource-constrained devices that solely support applet-based applications. Applets that run on the Classic Edition are referred to as classic applets. The classic applets have the same capabilities as applets in previous versions of the development kit. *The '''Connected Edition''' contains a new architecture that enables developers to integrate smart cards within IP networks and web services architectures. The Connected Edition supports extended applets and servlets to allow for these new capabilities. In addition, the Connected Edition also supports classic applets. <br/> The focus of this project/community '''Java Card - Everything You Need To Know''' is Connected Edition. Get to know more about the features of Connected Edition, and, Tools available to develop Java Card Applications. <br/><br/> ''You are welcome to participate and share your ideas. You can upload your applications and get noticed by other people. Share your projects in the Source Code Repository. '' |} ---- '''Here we go''' *[[FAQs|FAQs]] *General Topics **[[JCArch|Java Card 3 Architecture]] **[[DevSteps|Developing Java Card Applications]] **[[DevKits|Development Kits]] **[[UsingNetBeans|Netbeans Plugin for Java card]] *Projects **[[CheckoutInstructions|Instructions to checkout Projects]] **[[JC3Samples|Java Card 3 Connected Edition Sample Projects]] **[[JC3Transit|Transit Application(s)]] **[[APDUTool2|APDUTool2 - With Enhanced APDU Script support]] **[[RIAntTasks|Ant Tasks to work with Java Card 3 Connected Edition Development Kit]] **[[IntegrateYourSDK|Integrate your Java Card Dev Kit with NetBeans]] *Almanac **[[Concepts]] **[[Packages]] **[[Classes]]