Incase of SIM cards for the network operator there is a way to load an applet on the Java card - OTA. If Remote Applet Manager applet (part of OTA) is installed and configured applet could be loaded and installed to the SIM using ENVELOPE command (special formated SMS comes to the phone and phone passes them in ENVELOPE command to the card). Unfortunately for you to do that you still need to know keys - card will expect signed or/and encrypted ENVELOPEs. So you'll need keys to do that.
If your interest is just academic - you can always buy java card with some SDK/Tools from some small card manufactures and play with java card. If you want to install something on existing card I'd say it is impossible.
I want to place my own applet inside SIM but since there is no way we can get the access to do so, I start to wonder if there is anyway we can issue a java card to work like a SIM card. All I need is a java card that the phone can't distinguish from a SIM, no network coverage is needed and I know it is almost impossible to create a SIM that works OK with operator and gives network coverage.
First, it will have an auto selected applet (default applet) that from now on will be call fake-UICC.
Second, in fake-UICC we'll emulate the file system of UICC (according to -uicc/tk-fo-uicc-mf.html).
Third, since different class is used for SIM APDUs (0xA0) so All APDUs sent from RIL will be directed to fake-UICC by JCRE, since class+instruction is not recognized by normal Java Card. e.g. 0xA0A4 is select for SIM but 0x00A4 is select command for Java Card.
In last step, we will try to send exact same responses a real SIM would send to each APDU.
Some cellphones (Galaxy S3 is not this case, unfortunately) are equipped with a special secure element slot, which you can insert common smart card (mostly by Oberthur) into and access through SEEK (see -secure-element-ese/ for some devices with this feature).
If you know some other vendors offering microSD Java Card products, please write them down in comments and I will add them to my post. This answer is not supposed to be any advertisement for the companies mentioned above.
Well, Actually I'm not sure if this solution works or not, and as dear @Vojta mentioned in the comments under his answer I would like to discourage people from the following attempts. It will be difficult, time-consuming and probably with no useful results. He knows a lot more than me in this field.
Each file in the system file of the SIM/USIM card is linked to a hexadecimal number as its addresses (AID). These AIDs are defined in GSM and ETSI standards (GSM 11.11 for example). You can write some Javacard applets to simulate that system file.
As SIM/USIM card's AIDs are shorten than JavaCard AIDs, you might need to choose a Java Card that support partial AID selection and use this capability to refer incoming command to its associated applet.
Java hut is a community lot assignment featured in The Sims 3: University Life. It functions as a caf, where Sims can drink coffee and socialize. A pre-made java hut can be found in Sims University, though the player can build their own in other worlds.
I have Java 8 (extra/jdk8-openjdk, extra/jre8-openjdk, extra/jre8-openjdk-headless). I am trying to compile a small program that imports additional packages. Namely, it imports sim.engine which is part of the MASON package. I tried to put the MASON jar file into /usr/share/java (as suggested by the wiki page on java package guidelines). However, this does not seem to be the right way of doing it.
The program is the example code listing on page 15 of the MASON manual. Compiling with
I am guessing that this has to do with the CLASSPATH environment variable being overwritten by the path to the MASON jar. (Compiling and running a helloworld program, that does not depend on MASON or other extra packages, in the same way, works fine.)
If this is indeed the case, one might think that it should be possible to extend the CLASSPATH to include the standard CLASSPATH and also the path to the jar. However, I do not know how to access the standard classpath - in the shell, CLASSPATH is empty (probably, java/javac fill it with a meaningful (list of) paths?).
or exporting the CLASSPATH definition in the shell before compiling and running is also possible. Note that the CLASSPATH needs to contain both the jar file and the directory the compiled program (the Students.class file) is in (separated by colon, :, in this case the directory of the class file is the current working directory, .)
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NOTE: The Intel Integrated chipset that is found on many notebook, netbook, and other machines has trouble trying to run Alice. Some higher-end Vista machines have also had difficulties. Decreasing hardware acceleration or decreasing color resolution (from 32 bit to 16 bit) has sometimes been helpful. See also the note below on updating video drivers.
We recommend using the .deb installer for the Pi. It will check the system and install java and the required libraries for you and it will add Alice 3 to the general launch menu under development. Follow the directions above to add Java to the Pi. Depending on Pi version follow these additional steps.
For the Raspberry Pi 4 you may need to add an additional library (if you used the .deb installer we will have done this for you). If this is not working correctly you will notice it via certain models including the person builder not functioning (we are working on the best way to integrate this).
Chromebooks with a native Linux Development Environment can run Alice 3. Many schools will not allow students to access the Linux Development Environment and enable GPU Support needed to run Alice 3.
A frequent cause of problems encountered when attempting to run Alice are out-of-date video drivers. This is recognizable when a red-screen occurs in the scene view or the run-time window when the Run button is clicked. See the following link for instructions on updating the video drivers of your machine. Updating Video Drivers
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