Can I install Java Card Development Kit on Debian GNU\linux?

if that can be posible, how can do it?
Thanks. ;)

Please help,
I am new to Java.
I want to develop java programs.
I have Linux, (mandarake flavour) installed on my
computer.
I know that there are diffent linux flavors.
I have to the development kit download at:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4/download.html
the page has downloads for
Windows (U.S. English only) N/A
Windows (all languages, including English)
Linux Red Hat shell script
Linux GNUZIP Tar shell script
SolarisTM SPARCTM 32-bit binary
Solaris Intel tar.Z N/A
Installation Instructions
Does this mean that I cannot use java development kit
for my Linux version?????
If I can I guess with the download it will tell me how
to do installation for Linux? (I know sometimes only
provide installation for Linux)The JDK has been rename J2SE (ie J2SE is the development kit).

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Modifying %JC21_HOME%\samples\build_samples.bat
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It is not as strait forward as per say.
I would like to share some tips that I have learnt duirng my recent experience with Java Card Development Kit 2.1.2 ( It presumed that JAVA SDK and JCDK is properly installed:
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Good Evening all,
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Now i want to do something in development rather than further conceptual study. Frankly speaking I m confused where to move because different sites have different point of view so i want to execute my knowledge which i earned from last some days...
so I want to ask
1- which IDE would be best for java card development? { eclipse or net beans or something other}
2- what things i would be require during java card application?{ java sdk version? jcdk version? ocf? or what}
3- at start i want to use simulation technique to test what i made and how its work, so for this which tool or IDE would be best work for me,
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Thank you in advance------------------------------------------
Edited by: 911936 on Feb 2, 2012 10:01 AM

Hello umer,
last night it seems very tough to execute sample program of jcdk 2.2 but finally i make it, and i also i got the IDE - net beans that is very good for java card...
I think i should share my knowledge here for next novice people...
----------------------------------------------------------------------------java card development require-------------------------------------------------------------
Because here we use java for java card so we require
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[click here- this is one of the best ide for java card|http://dlc.sun.com.edgesuite.net/netbeans/7.1/final/bundles/netbeans-7.1-ml-windows.exe]
Edited by: 911936 on Feb 3, 2012 8:58 AM

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