Security and Trust Services API for J2ME

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The Security and Trust Services API for J2ME (SATSA) is a collection of Java ME-based APIs that provides compliant devices with additional cryptographic security features. It permits the communication of a Java ME application with a smartcard through the APDU and JC RMI protocols. SATSA was developed under the Java Community Process as JSR 177.

It covers the following features, not natively supported by the original Java ME platform:

  • Secure storage and exchange of data with third parties (such as the data exchanged during payment transactions).
  • User identification and authentication during the exchange of data with third parties.

The SATSA API is considered an optional feature by Sun Microsystems, and is currently not a part of the Java ME API. However, device manufacturers may include it, if required. Several device manufacturers have already chosen to include SATSA in some products. Among them are several mobile phone manufacturers:

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