Maximum number of interfaces to implement

I was searching for the maximum number of interfaces a class can implement.
The only references I found, was "more than one", "a two-byte count of the number of interfaces implemented by the class (or interface) defined" and the maximum number for the Java Card VM (15).
Does this mean that I can implement as much interfaces as I want (as long as the count of the total fits in a two-byte field - whatever that field is)?
Can anyone tell me how much exactly?
TIA,
Mylene

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    null , --event id
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    null , --event id
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    x_status, --error code
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    null , --event id
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    null , --event id
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    null , --event id
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    x_status, --error code
    x_status_msg ); --error message
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    Hi,
    1.
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    2.
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  • Error "Maximum number of items in FI reached"

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  • Message no. F5727:maximum number of items reached in FI sereen MI07

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    Edited by: akausar on Oct 10, 2011 3:23 PM

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