ScientiaMobile was created to make WURFL development and support self-sustainable economically, since the previous model was not working (in short: nobody was paying a dime for it) and hence not scaling as it is going to do now. The objective was to find a way to commercial software that would allow...

this seems to me like a question about how to configure your AppServer, not WURFL.

btw, here's the inquiry form. Thanks

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Please use our license inquiry form and provide all the details and we can take it from there.

cheers

Luca

what about DeviceServlet.java?

it seems to me that the magic is happening in TrackingFilter.java.

What's XXXXXX.edu? sounds like a fun educational institution to attend...

Luca

which capabilities are you using to detect mobile vs web?

WURFL assumes that a tablet is a mobile device. If you don't like that, you'll need to make your app smarter and exploit the is_tablet option.

Which API are you using? can you post some code?

Luca

WURFL comes with a nice "is_tablet" capability. You can use that to decide which treat should be reserved to tablets. Some consider them mobile devices. Others consider them fully-fledged web browser. Others still cannot simply direct tablets to their websites because iPads lack flash support. At th...

Aidandon, we want people to move to version 1.3.X of the API, since that's the supported one and WURFL has now an important commercial dimension to it. Also consider that, starting with version 2.2 of the WURFL repository, you cannot legally use version 1.2 of the API with the WURFL repository. If y...

it seems to be one of those cases where you need to educate your boss that things are not as simple as he assumes. Actual difficulty level depends on the boss

Which API are you using?

Hi, I am afraid you will need to check this directly with the Adobe/Day guys.

Thanks

We will look into this, but can you confirm the API and the WURFL version you are using?

Thanks

Luca

Message received.

The trend within the Fennec team is to go our of their way to disguise the hosting device.

Anyway. Let us work on this

this is already recognized as a hp_touchpad_ver1. Which API are you using?

I see what you mean. We do not have an option in that space right now. But this is an idea we are playing with. Anyway, if we deliver a properly built Apache module in that space it won't be either cheap nor open-source.

Luca

I have not dealt with connectors for some time, but the way I remember them is that Apache will simply pass the HTTP request on to the AppServer. At that point, Java code takes over and can do whatever it pleases with the request and with the response, including directing the client to one of many d...

just use the WURFL Java API to read the 'is_wireless_device' capability and understand whether its a mobile device or not.

Luca

it would help if you posted the API version you are suing. XML version may also help

Luca

That capability has always been neglected. We will improve on this

Thanks

Luca