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Abstract: Present limitations on data memory for Java based smartcards are a serious restriction for application development. The paper presents a method for enhancing the data memory using virtual memory. Transparency for the off-card application is achieved by the facade design pattern. Security constraints of smartcard applications have implications for the overall architecture and influence the proposed design. The architecture is used in the EU project F ASME for storing a larger number of XML-base d administrative documents on a JavaCard for electronic government purposes.