There is a brief topic about cache provider; perhaps it might be useful.
http://www.scientiamobile.com/forum/vie ... f=8&t=4#p6

This is a config from Spring Mobile, which evolves in a independent way from Wurfl Api. Maybe in the future the two projects will synchronize better, but for the moment, if you want to use latest Wurfl Api, it's better to follow guidelines from Wurfl Documentation. For example: <!-- ================...

It seems to be a classloader problem.

In 1.3.1.1 API, SpringXMLResource is in package net.sourceforge.wurfl.spring.

If you post your Spring Config files, maybe we can aid to check the best configuration options.

As pointed out in http://www.scientiamobile.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=3#p38, you must show the snapshot repository, in your pom <repository> <id>scientiamobile.public.snapshot</id> <name>Scientia Mobile Public Snapshots repository</name> <url>http://dev.scientiamobile.com/nexus/content/repositor...

You can try with the new API version 1.3.5-SNAPSHOT. Simply change the version in your Maven POM: <dependency> <groupId>net.sourceforge.wurfl</groupId> <artifactId>wurfl</artifactId> <version>1.3.5-SNAPSHOT</version> </dependency> With our test it gives Nokia2630/2.0 (05.20) Profile/MIDP-2.1 Configu...

This seems to be a question about Java API.
Could you post your User Agent string, so we can check it?
Thanks, Ermanno

As you surely know, assert is a 1.4 keyword.
http://192.9.162.55/developer/technical ... ssertions/

We have received your request, and we'll answer soon.

Probably there is a minor issue in JDK 1.4 support, due to our wide use of Logback for logging, from Java WURFL API version 1.3 onwards. Logback requires Java5, but we use it by mean of slf4j, that has only JDK 1.3 requirements, so perhaps it would be quite easy to release a maintenance version of 1...

We have planned discontinuity from version 1.3.5, now in beta testing.
You might checkout version 1.3.1.1, with is the latest production library.

The simplest way is a Spring3 - Maven project. You can instantiate an Application Context by hand, and lookup for a 'wurflManager'. E.g.: public static void main(String[] args) { ApplicationContext ctx = new ClassPathXmlApplicationContext("/spring/wurfl-standard-import-ctx.xml"); WURFLManager wurflM...

Is it possible to use WURFL Java API in a standalone environment, outside a Server or a Servlet Container?