How would I do this as advised? WRT the other point, I guess the problem is that you can never 100% identify all user agent strings at any given time. We use WURFL partly to determine whether the device is a mobile or not (and as such whether to serve mobile content). So we need the fallback to be w...

OK so I've used: <wurfl_patch> <devices> <device id="SiteConfidence" user_agent="Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-gb; SiteCon/8.8.16)" fall_back="generic_web_browser"/> </devices> </wurfl_patch> Which serves the purpose on this occasion. However, we could do with implementing a patch file...

OK I take your point about the wirless device indicator.

Could you post a simple example of how to just map this user agent to a generic web browser?

Thanks
Matt

Hi We use a tool called SiteConfidence to monitor our sites. This is a desktop emulator and should be classified as desktop and not a wireless device. This was the case until recently when we upgraded our code to use API 1.4.0.3 and the latest database file. Unfortunately now the user agent is not b...

Yes this has resolved our problem, many thanks.

Hi We are using WURFL API 1.4 with the latest database published on 23rd July 2012. We have noticed that when using Google Chrome on Android the device is incorrectly detected as a generic web browser and as such we are not serving mobile content. This may be down to the following error that we have...

Please could you show me how to configure without any patches now that the browsers patch has been integrated into the main database? I have tried a variety of things yielding errors each time.

Thanks

Hi We use it in our applicationContext file: <bean id="WurflManager" class="net.sourceforge.wurfl.spring.SpringWurflManager" scope="singleton"> <property name="wurflModel" ref="wurflModel"/> <property name="wurflPatches"> <list> <value>file:web_browsers_patch.xml</value> </list> </property> </bean>

This doesn't seem to contain the spring package anymore, e.g.
SpringWurflManager

Hi We are using the latest WURFL snapshot as downloaded today. We have a programme that looks up the user agent string in the WURFL database and populates device information into a table. The problem is that given the following user agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64) AppleWebKit/535.7 (KHTML...