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- 10-06-2009, 01:05 AM #1
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I have no idea what you're asking here.
- 10-06-2009, 02:08 PM #3
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Hi,
If you mention or explain fully what the "develoment kits" are, forum members may know exactly how to tell the differences between them and what they do.
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- 10-09-2009, 01:46 PM #4
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thank you both for showing interest in my post.
I have previously written code in .Net environment and is recently switching to Java for a job vacancy I am interested in. The Java environment to me is not more than the course I took at university 5 years ago, never worked on it, dont even know the key words used.
This job i am applying to have asked me to do a small presentation before they decide to accept me or not. thus some of the questions i need to answer is "whats the difference between the development kits" ... I was hoping someone with a broader knowledge on this could help me.
I could copy the tasks if that would help:
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" In order to select the most suitable candidate for the offered positions at the R&D department for the “Smart Card Developer Engineer” vacancy we need you to work on a small presentation on the subject below.
You need to prepare a simple JAVA applet, for instance, “Hello World”, “E-Wallet”.
The task will include the following:
• Description on the IDE selection “why, and what is the benefit?”
• Detailed description on how to implement “Java Card Development kit 2.2.2 with the IDE”
• Highlight on the difference between “development kit”
• Comments on the code for the sample applet selected
• Applet Loading techniques “Step By Step“ description
• Required configuration for applet installation on the chip card.
• Summary and lesson learned feedback
Forums related to java card development will be a perfect resource.
Please note that the presentation will be for maximum 20 minutes and will not exceed 15 slides.
Good Luck!
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Any help is appreciated.
thank you in advance
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