add an applet to a smart card which does not support Java Card technology
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manpreet 2 years ago
No - the smart card must have an operating system that supports injecting and running an applet (GlobalPlatform, for instance). If the card does not have an operating system that supports the lifecycle of the Java Card applet, it will not work. Even some cards that do have such an operating system can restrict the ability to load new applets.
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2 years ago
This is the first time I work on a smart card and I am not able to understand perfectly how to use it...
My situation : I have an ACOS5-64 smart card which supports cryptographic functions like RSA signature, SHA256 etc... and I would like to add a Schnorr signature on the card, as an applet for example. The thing is : all I have is the smart card's reference manual which explains how to use card's functionnality by APDU commands (create files, computes hashes or signatures...) but nothing about programing applets for the smart card. I know that Java Card allows this kind of thing but is it possible to add applets to a smart card that does not support Java Card technology ? (That's the case of mine)
Thank you very much for your consideration