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I have seen some content online about using Eclipse 3.2 with javacard development. I am wondering if anyone has used Eclipse 4.2 to develop and run javacard applications?

user3326293
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You can use any Eclipse version for JavaCard development, some parts of the overall debugging and deployment stages just need manual intervention. See AppletPlayground for a quickstarter with Eclipse.

The NXP JCOP environment is also compatible with most Eclipse versions, by now you may find Eclipse SDK's from other vendors as well.

Maarten Bodewes
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  • I should have mentioned that, for now, I am on a windows machine. I looked online; everything I see calls for Eclipse 3.2. If you known of a specific SDK, that supports this I would really appreciate it. i have been searching for this for a while now. – user3326293 Apr 17 '14 at 03:58
  • Eclipse versions are largely backwards compatible. That something states 3.2 does not mean that it does not run on 4.2. 4.2 is a separate branch that does some fundamental things differently than 3, but that does not mean that everything is suddenly incompatible. So try out the plugin and see if it works, but keep a backup of your project for 3.2. – Maarten Bodewes Apr 17 '14 at 15:49