Is it possible to use WURFL as part of Hadoop environment? Are there any examples of this?

Thank you.

It's a proxy so there is no way to know if device behind it mobile or not. How are other proxy/anonymizer services get handled in WURFL?

Seems like WURFL is missing detection for SGH-T889V which is Samsung Galaxy Note 2. Here is the UserAgent string: Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; U; Android 4.1.1; en-ca; SGH-T889V Build/JRO03C) AppleWebKit/534.30 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0 Mobile Safari/534.30 It is currently matched as generic_android_ve...

It appear to be an anonymous web proxy service that hides the true UserAgent of the device.

Why would http://Anonymouse.org/ (Unix) UserAgent string be matched to the following device: <device id="voxtel_bd40_ver1" user_agent="http://www.voxtel.ru/UAProf/Voxtel_BD40.xml" fall_back="generic_mobile" actual_device_root="true"> <group id="product_info"> <capability name="uaprof" value="http://...

Hi. I see there are model-specific entries in WURFL for iPads and iPhones, how do these get matched to user agent strings? <device id="apple_iphone_ver6_subhw4s" user_agent="DO_NOT_MATCH_IOS_6_0_IPHONE_4S" fall_back="apple_iphone_ver6" actual_device_root="true"> <group id="product_info"> <capability...

I have a user agent string that is suppose to be matched as Galaxy Pad 1000, but it is matched as generic_safari.

Agent String: Safari/533.1. Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; U; Android 2.2; en-us; GT-P1000 Build/FROYO)

It is not even matched as an Android device, which is clearly wrong.