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Java for Transport JCF Transport
Contactless Strategic Partner session
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Strategic Partners Participants (1)

• Operators
• Philippe Vappereau (RATP)
• Didier Ingels (Proton)
• Hervé Kergoat (Europay)
• Carlos Gomez (Sistema 4B)
• Terminal Equipement industry
• Tony Emery (Almex-Metric)
• Pascal Rufflé (Dassault-AT)
• Computer industry
• Peter Buhler (IBM)
• Eduard de Jong (SUN)

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Strategic Partners Participants (2)

• Silicon industry
• Frédéric Mariet (STM)
• Stefani Schult (Infineon)
• Thomas Reiner (Philips)
• Jean-Pierre Messa (Atmel)
• Software industry
• Alain Descamps (Setec Informatique)
• Smart Card industry
• Lionel Vernerie (Schlumberger)
• Yves Guichaoua (Gemplus)
• Luc Astier (Gemplus)

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Positioning Microprocessor Cards
Hybrid card or Combi Microprocessor Capacity
gt32kbits Distance 0 - 10cm
Contactless Card Hard wired Memory 8kbits
capacity Distance 0 - 10cm
Contactless Ticket/object Protected
Memory Capacitylt1kbit Distance 0 - 50cm
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Objectives of the session

• How the JavaCard could improve the business of
  Transport Operators ?
• What are the basics requirements of a Java card
  in this market ?
• What should be included / modified in the
  JavaCard specifications to satisfied those
  requirements ?
• What should be changed in the (Combi)chips to
  include such requirements ?

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Objectives of the session - Business

• What market segments are concerned ?
• Mass Transit ?
• Airline transport ?
• Toll collection ?
• Do you envisage field applications of JavaCard
  in Transport ?
• What is the requirement for the terminal ?

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JavaCard New behavior once an applet is loaded

• JavaCard 2.1 is a platform providing services
• Without any application, it cant be used at
  Point Of Sale level.

• Application
• Downloaded (before or after issuance)
• Personalized
• Application is recognized

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JavaCard a platform accommodating applications

• JavaCard is a platform
• At the beginning of the manufacturing, the only
  application is the Card Manager allowing the
  platform management
• Card Life Cycle
• Platform security
• Application downloading

• The loading phase may be performed
• During Card Manufacturing
• At personnalization Center
• During applicative life (Post issuance
  downloading)
• Once applets loaded inside the JavaCard, the
  platform has the real behaviour of each
  individual application

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Cross Requirements

• Transport transaction
• fast lt 300ms
• medium security
• access to contract file
• write in cyclic log file
• handle anti pull out
• manage power supply

• Banking transaction
• high security
• private e-purse
• contact interface

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Issue Combination
Transport masks
IEP masks
Debit/credit EMV, BO, Loyalty...
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Opportunities

• Fragmented EP Transport OS
• Overhead Java neglectable / nb applets
• Pilots short developments cycle for pilots
• Banks want to capture large amout of cash

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Decisions

• Go for contactless specifications, anyway...
• It may be pull the acceptance of Java in TR
• it worth to include those specs
• They may, as the bankers, come back soonto
  influence our work
• Post a mission letter to the Strategic Partners
• Build a contactless task force with
• JC Huot (OCS), Hubert Vivien (SLB), Bernd Lueke
  (Orga), Luc Astier(G), JP Laffont(Bull) Martin
  Merck(GD), Wayne Baker(Moto)