Candy, this question is rather far from the one we usually manage here (WURFL related). Ti make things worse, it's incredibly generic. The only generic answer I can thing of is that making a fully fledged web site fit into a mobile device will cause a lot of frustration and the results are unlikely ...

ScientiaMobile customers get it in a matter of days in their customer vault.

Community users will need to wait for the public snapshot at the end of september

Hi, the WURFL APIs will basically remove the language substrings through a normalization process. The reason for this is obvious: the alternative would be to have hundreds of UAs in WURFL which mean basically nothing. The problem here is that someone also contributed an 'irish' UA, which doesn't cha...

you certainly can, but you should first define what you mean by high-end device. iPhone is probably one such. Android? possibly, but there's plenty of poorly performing Android feature phones around. On the other end, there's plenty of high-end Nokia devices released on the market recently which you...

We are still working on the docs, but please feel free to post any question about aspects that are not clear from the sample code here.
Beta testing is free. Deployed service won't be free, of course.

I would start by having a look around http://wurfl.sourceforge.net

I guess you will find most of what you need there.

cheers

Hi Barrett

Can you please provide more information?

offending UA string. API user. wurfl.xml version and web patch version.

Thanks

In the ASP.NET MVC example (download from here: http://wurfl.sourceforge.net/dotNet/), you can find some code that helps you out. In general, WURFL capabilities are represented as strings because that’s the most general way of dealing with this kind of data. As you can see, there are capabilities wh...

I see that all capabilities are represented as strings. In some cases, for example is_tablet, I would really love if I could have it returned as a Boolean. Suggestions?

The WURLF API features an ApplicationConfigurer class that you can use instead of InMemoryConfigurer to pass the location of the system files. Because of this, the WURFL API also defines its own section to add to web.config. You need to have the following section defined in web.config: <configuratio...

I don’t much like to hardcode the names of the WURFL files in global.asax. I’d rather like to read them from the configuration files. The documentation seems to hint at this possibility but I haven’t found anything better than doing it myself.

just a test. remove

RIS stands for Redution to Initial String, and it is one of the main strategies adopted by the WURFL API to match UA strings which are not in WURFL, yet a UA string that is similar enough can be found. For example, iPads can issue two different UA strings in different situations: Safari: Mozilla/5.0...

I saw messages referring to RIS. Can someone explain what that means?

Hello Joaquin, we advise that you contact us through this form http://www.scientiamobile.com/site/LicenseInquiry or you can send us an email at sales @ scientiamobile dot com. As a general rule, If all you need WURFL for is a simple company mobile site that only offers non-mobile services to end-use...

Hi,

My company wants to integrate the WURFL API in our product.

How do I know whether I need a Single License or an OEM License for my site/service?

Best Regards

Joaquin

there sure is. here you go:

http://wap.samsungmobile.com/uaprof/GT-S5830L.xml

Thanks

We can, but isn't there a UAprof that accompanies this device? this is really important.

Can you guys please add this device to WURFL:

Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; U; Android 2.2.1; es-us; GT-S5830L Build/FROYO) AppleWebKit/533.1 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0 Mobile Safari/533.1

Thank you

you are missing something big. Read here:

http://wurfl.sourceforge.net/smart.php