Java API for SCA File reading

Hi all,
I would like to read the content of SCA files with a java api.
Is there a way to do so?
Thanks
Thomas

FYI - got a response from official SUN support that Sun PKCS#11 is the only available JCA provider for SCA-6000 board.

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