ScientiaMobile

Hi,

I hope this is not a dumb question. I am a novice developer, having trouble understanding your documentation and getting this service to work.

Here is how I tried to implement your example.

In the servlet file add the following import statements:

import com.scientiamobile.wurflcloud.CloudClientLoader;
import com.scientiamobile.wurflcloud.CloudClientManager;
import com.scientiamobile.wurflcloud.device.AbstractDevice;

Now, add the following properties:

private static final String API_KEY = "xxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";
private CloudClientManager cloudManager;

Replace xxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx with your API Key in the API_KEY property.
In the servlet init() method insert the following in the try block:

CloudClientLoader loader = new CloudClientLoader(API_KEY);
manager = loader.getClientManager();

...etc.

Even just the initialization with new CloudClientLoader causes my application to fail. I can't log a decent error either. No useful info is given. Is there known issues with the Java API? Can you provide some better examples so I can get started?

I am deploying the app in Jetty 6.1.x. I know the documentation states use of Tomcat, but I don't see how that would cause a problem.

Thank you,
Steve

Steve, there must be some error logged someplace that can help us understand what it is you are doing wrong.

is your app loading the cloud client JARs?

Thanks

We have tested the WURFL Cloud Client in Jetty previously without issue, so that shouldn't cause problems. Are you able to get the example included in the ZIP file with the Cloud Client working?

Hey Guys,

Thanks for your response. I did get it figured out. I was having issues getting the slf4j to integrate with log4j which. I should have started off a little simpler but I tried to just throw it into a framework that I use for Java projects.

The cloud seems to be working great, I like it.

Thanks,
Steve

I'm glad you got the issue resolved, enjoy!