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From: Jim Rees (reesumich.edu)
Date: Tue Jan 29 2002 - 11:53:56 CST

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    When Cyberflex was introduced there was no standard format for applets and
    no standard way to load them, so Schlumberger used a proprietary method.

    I think the latest Cyberflex card is Javacard 2.1 compliant and uses Open
    Platform 2.0 (formerly Visa Open Platform) to load applets. This is what
    all modern javacards use.

    If you don't want to use the Schlumberger SDK to load your applets on older
    Cyberflex cards, you can use the CITI SDK. The tool that turns the class
    files into an applet is not open source but everything else is.
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