Introduced with the Java Specification Request 177, the Security and Trust Services API (SATSA) optional packages provides APIs for communication with security elements, as well as security APIs for the management of digital signatures, digital certificates, and cryptographic operations. This paper presents an overview of SATSA, cover the communication APIs, and present some information about the reference implementation.
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