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Chapter 16 - Java ME™ Access to certificates on SIM and phone
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memory.
If the certificate is not available on the device, the manufacturer
domain MUST be disabled.
The certificate can only be deleted or modified by the
manufacturer.
Any new or updated manufacturer protection domain root
certificate must be associated with the manufacturer domain
security policy on the device. MIDlet suites verified by a previous
manufacturer protection domain root certificate MUST be
disabled.
Operator Domain
The certificate must be mapped to the specified location in the SIM or
in the phone memory.
If the certificate is not available on the specified location in the
SIM or in the phone memory, the operator domain MUST be
disabled.
The implementation MUST search SIM first for the operator root
certificate.
The operator domain can't be deleted or modified by the
application or any other party, except by device provisioned
capability.
Number of "Operator domain" certificates to be stored in the SIM
or in the phone memory should be at least 5.
Trusted third party Domain
The certificate must be mapped to the specified location in the
SIM or in the phone memory.
Only operator can provision trusted third party root certificates in
SIM. The certificate shall be stored as READ_ONLY.
User/application can't disable/enable/delete trusted third party
certificates stored in SIM.
The implementation must search SIM first for trusted third party
root certificate.
If a certificate is not available at the specified location in the SIM
or in the phone memory, the trusted third party domain must be
disabled.
The user must not be able to delete or disable trusted third party
protection domain root certificates which are stored as
READ_ONLY.
Disabled trusted third party protection domain root certificates
must not be used to verify downloaded MIDlet suites.
If this certificate is to be deleted, the user MUST be prompted to
warn of the consequence of this action. This prompt MUST work
in conjunction with the browser functionality.
If deleted or disabled, the third party domain MUST no longer be
associated with this certificate.
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