Can you post your use of the SpringWURFLManager? we will assist you in the use of the 1.3.6 API. 1.3.6 was one step on the way to quite a few changes (including simplification of the objects needed by the API) and we rushed it because of the FF10 problem. Our engineers are working on an example pack...

Hey Logyboy, we released version 1.3.6 of the API yesterday: http://sourceforge.net/projects/wurfl/files/WURFL%20Java%20API/1.3.6/ (it was not in the plans, but needed to fix an FF10 emergency). Can you install this version and report? If you still have the problem, please send any information that ...

Everyone interested by the Firefox issue can download version 1.3.6 of the API from here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/wurfl/files/WURFL%20Java%20API/1.3.6/ For the record, this is an unscheduled release on the way to 1.4, so, while unlikely, there may be issues in migrating from 1.3. In that cas...

We are reviewing which capabilities to add in the future. And having more attention to HTML5 is considered. Of course, there are some challenges, but now that we are a company we can certainly look at them in the face :) Helping WURFL users optimizing the user-experience is certainly one great usage...

Are you using the web patch? if yes, which version?

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We hope to release it in three weeks. If you contact offline, we may provide a preview version for you to test, as long as you are willing to give it a spin and report

Hi there, can you please post the offending UA string?

Anyway, version 1.4 of the API (to be released shortly) totally redesigns the Android Matcher and I suspect this will improve things.

Thank you

Luca

wurfluser wrote:Hi,

I got license now, as per you have said, these are my understanding.
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Hi there. As far as we can see, you do not have a commercial license. If you do, please contact us offline with your credentials.

The weekly updates are only available to commercial licensees.

Thank you

Hi there, please contact us through our licensing form: http://www.scientiamobile.com/license Among other features, commercial licensees can download weekly updated repositories both manually and programmatically, which would effectively fix your problem. We are really really close to launching our ...

Can you please post the configuration?

recent update to the .NET API temporarily fixes this (generic_web_browser). If you hold your breath a few weeks (1.4), we will have a brand new approach to desktop browser detection

Thanks

p_greer688 wrote:I am running 2.3

That's the wurfl.xml version. Which API (and version) are you using?

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Patdec, before you put the new Tera-WURFl in production, please be aware of the licensing change.

If you use it commercially, you want to pay attention to this.

Ref: http://www.scientiamobile.com/support

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please post all the info you have:

- API used
- web patch used
- wurfl.xml version (in general, in this particular case you have already provided it)
- "offending" UA string

Thanks

You got it. Coincidentally we had added this tablet yesterday, but we had version 3.2. We reorganized a bit to make space for 3.1 too

Release of the new minor version of the API which fixes this is running a bit late, but the change is still committed.

Thanks

Luca

This is already fixed in the latest snapshot available to paying customers. Are you a commercial licensee?

This is fixed in the WURFL DB. It will be correct with the next DB snapshot

it's already there. It will be available with the next public snapshot for paying customers and in the next public release for everyone else. If you can't wait, just add this manually to your WURFL.xml <device id="apple_ipod_touch_ver5" user_agent="Mozilla/5.0 (iPod; CPU iPhone OS 5_0 like Mac OS X)...

Order of one month from now.

Can you hold your breath until then?

It's very simple. You are asking the API to return the UA string associated to the device that was matched, not the one that came with the original HTTP request of course, when the API cannot find a direct match, specialized logic will kick on and identify a generic device that is as close as possib...