Hello Clement, in case of service unreachable, a com.scientiamobile.wurflcloud.exc.UnreachableServerException is thrown. It is a RuntimeException , hence you are not forced to catch it. The way it is supposed to be handled is: try { AbstractDevice device = manager.getDeviceFromRequest(request, respo...

Hello, actually if you want to configure it without Spring, and without doing it programmatically, you can also modify the config file. It is located inside the lib, under the META-INF folder, and it is named wurfl-config.xml. In the released version, at line 13, you can substitute <wurfl-api-config...

Would one only need to use the GeneralWURFLEngine for this? Of course. The method public Device GeneralWURFLEngine.getDeviceForRequest(HttpServletRequest request) does everything, taking as the only parameter the HttpServletRequest you get from the HttpServlet.doGet and doPost methods. The servlet ...

Ok, I think I have understood what you aim to do, and I think I figured out why Spring complains about your configuration for what concerns the GeneralWURFLEngine.

I will try to implement a solution, and hopefully to provide it to you soon.

Regards,
Fulvio

Hello Rafal, the wurfl-config.xml file is placed in the META-INF folder, inside the jar file of the library. Otherwise, you can set it programmatically; assuming you get the GeneralWURFLEngine instance from Spring called engine, you should call: engine.getWURFLManager().setEngineTarget(EngineTarget....

I took some time to extract the core of the solution, consisting in two files: the xml configuration file of logback and a Java class extending Filter<ILoggingEvent>. The former declares the Filter class to use, the latter decides whether the log should be displayed or not, depending on the package ...

Hello KenAdams. WURFL logs by default with Logback, so you can easily configure it to prevent core library to write on your console. If you are not familiar with it, anyway, this could be quite annoying, so if you write me in private, I can send you a simple example you can simply copy configuration...

Hi David. I answer inline, except for the fact that I forgot to paste the URL I was talking about in my previous post... Sorry for that! Here it is: http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/jndi-resources-howto.html >Hi Fulvio, >Thanks again for the quick and detailed response. Looking forward to 1.4...

Hi David. We are about to deliver release 1.4 of our Java API, hopefully within this week. This new release will support absolute paths for sure. Anyway, according to your detailed question, you don't need such a feature, but you are asking for a shared wurfl <INSTANCE>, not <FILE>. We plan to devel...

I apologize for my mistake: the issue will be solved with the next release, since it is not available for download yet.

FC

The problem has been solved with the latest wurfl.xml file.
Can you try to download it, and tell us if the result is correct?

Fulvio

We are checking for the solution.
We will inform you about it as soon as possible.

Fulvio

Hello. Does this happen with ANY user agent, or maybe you have tried a particular one? If yes, please provide us the UA so that it could be a good starting point to find the problem. Otherwise, if this exception always happens when you first call "getDeviceFromRequest" method, it is probably generat...

Hello David. You can share your wurfl and patch files by simply specifying absolute paths in the web.xml file. Of course, even if it is not your case, it works pretty much the same for Spring *.ctx context files. So, for example, on a Windows machine you could write something like: <param-value><DRI...

Hi.
Can you please tell us the WURFL platform/version you are using, as well as the database?

Fulvio

Hello Christian.
Can you please indicate us the WURFL version you are using?

Regards,
Fulvio

Hello.
Yes, code is of course Thread safe!

Fulvio

Hi. Here is the new Spring configuration for your WurflManager bean: <bean id="WurflManager" class="com.scientiamobile.reloader.DefaultReloadableWURFLEngine" scope="singleton"> <constructor-arg index="0" value="<<put your path to wurfl.xml here>>"/> <constructor-arg index="1" value="<<put your web_b...