Java Card Cellular Phone Development

Hi..
I am looking to start developing a procedure on a JavaCard that can be inserted into a Nokia cellular phone.
The procedure would intercept keypad digits, and add other characters to the front of the number if someone is dialing a long distance number.
I figure I have to access an "outbound dialing" API if one exists.
How do i edit these cards? ANY help would be great.
thanks!

SIM toolkit card can do this work. But it don't still take over all inputs from handset. You'd better look GSM 11.14 specification in detail. A proactive command is povided to implement it. That is Setup Call which can tell handset to connect a call to someboy. You can construct this command by yourself. That means you can insert some characters into command. As i know, Javacard don't give any relative API.
Hope it helpful
Chen Song
Beijing, P.R.China

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