Best document for working with ISD except GP

Anybody know any document except GP spec which describe how to Install ISD and working with it?
Maybe including some examples.

Thanks Sebastien_Lorquet & lexdabear,
Sebastien_Lorquet wrote:
You can only install SSDsI know the basic concepts.
The GP spec is a little hard to understand for beginners. It describes the concepts and it is a reference for developers.
I want another documentation which simply describe the ISD, SSD, Key management, Delegated Management, DAP and all related information, including some examples using SSDs.
lexdabear wrote:
Ask Gemalto, G&D, Oberthur, Trusted Labs, .. why they block in GP that SDs can be developed and loaded.I know that ISD is a preloaded applet, and I don't need the really develop the ISD itself.
Is there any document which describe how and what can we do with security domains?

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