Rinaldo Di Giorgio

Rinaldo Di Giorgio

Rinaldo Di Giorgio is a regular columnist for JavaWorld.He would like to thank members of the Brazil project team at Sun for their support in getting some of the examples in this article to work.

In this article Thomas and Rinaldo describe what must be done to provide OpenCard support for a smart card in general and for a Java Card in particular.
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By Thomas Schaeck with Rinaldo Di Giorgio

By Rinaldo Di Giorgio, JavaWorld.com, 08/11/00
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"Serve Clients' Specific Protocol Requirements with Brazil," Rinaldo Di Giorgio (JavaWorld):
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"How Handlers Work in Web-Accessible Home Automation," Rinaldo Di Giorgio, Colin Stevens, and Stephen Uhler (JavaWorld, May 2000)
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"An Introduction to the URL Programming Interface," Rinaldo Di Giorgio (JavaWorld, August 1999)
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"An Instrumentation Network for Weather Data on the Web," Rinaldo Di Giorgio and Brian Hindman (JavaWorld, May 1999) -- background on weather stations and the TMEX protocol
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"Restricted-Channel Mulitcast in Java," Jason Scherer with contribution by Rinaldo Di Giorgio (JavaWorld, September 1998) -- discussion on JRMS

Smart cards: A primer By Rinaldo Di Giorgio, JavaWorld (December 1997)

Smart cards: A primer By Rinaldo Di Giorgio, JavaWorld (December 1997)A three article Java Developer series on smart cards, that introduces you to smart card hows and whys.All you need is a smart card, a card reader, and software that lets you communicate with the card, and you can begin developing a real-world application.This article includes: a package to manipulate smart cards using ISO 7816; a demonstration of how to read and write data to a memory smart card using the Gemplus reader and a Gemplus smart card; and a discussion of some of the applications that make use of smart card memory features.Future articles will use cards by different manufacturers.We'll also touch on smart card standards.

[29] Zhiqun Chen (with special contribution by Rinaldo Di Giorgio), "Understanding Java Card 2.0," Java World, March 1998.