Sharing objects using the shareable interface

I'm working on a key server-client applet on a Java Card, and have a question.
The server applet has admin rights and is reponsible for creating keys, i.e. the server creates all key objects. The client applets will only have access, via the shareable interface, to the verify methods of the key objects.
My question is: Is it possible to get a shareable interface to an already created object, in this case multiple key objects created by the server applet?
Thank alot.
Jonas Nilsson

If they are a part of the same package you can access the objects within the same context. You won't need to implement shareable interfaces if that were the case.
If not, just implement the shareable interface for the objects you want to share out.
BUT,
I'm not to sure you want to share key objects. Just pass that authentication was properly done and leave it at that.

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