Method for accessing an object using a "web" browser cooperating with a smart card, and architecture for implementing the method
CA 2332283 C · Owner: Urien, Pascal · Inventors: Urien, Pascal
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The invention relates to a method and an architecture for securely accessing virtual , objects (Obv i) distributed in systems connected to the internet network (RI) and for obtaining an , instance of same. This access is performed via a smart card (2a) through a , "web" browser (10). , The terminal (1) and the smart card (2a) each comprise a specific protocol layer (13, 23a). The , latter comprises intelligent agents (132 232a1) for establishing two-way data , exchange sessions thereby allowing the smart card (2a) to have a"web" server functionality. The smart card (2a) , also comprises intelligent agents called script translators, and a virtual file management system , (8) cooperating …
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