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Java Card technology simplifies the development of smart card applications by providing a high-level programming language similar to Java. However, the master-slave programming model used in current Java Card platform creates control flow difficulties when writing complex card programs, making it inconvenient, tedious, and error-prone to implement Java Card applications. This paper examines these drawbacks of the master-slave model and proposes a concurrent thread model for developing future Java Card programs, which is much closer to conventional Java network programming. This paper also presents a code translation algorithm and a corresponding tool that makes it possible to write card programs in the concurrent thread model without losing compatibility with the existing Java Card API.