i am not aware of, EVDO device. but XSLT cannot access HTTP header
information. For it to be able to access HTTP headers, it must have
some facility like a HTTP browser, or it should have something like
java.net library in the JDK.
i am not sure. but you can use an extension support in XSLT to access
such information.
On 8/16/07, Zulfikar Dholkawala <zulfikarmd(_at_)gmail(_dot_)com> wrote:
Hi all,
Just wondering would it be possible to extract information from HTTP
headers (like network information) using XSLT?
Basically scenario for me is like below:
If a user (on an EVDO device) is browsing a mobile portal in an EVDO
(fast) network, then the home page categories will be returned as a
series of buttons on a grid. If a user is browsing a mobile portal on
a slower network, then no grid and just standard list of options will
be returned.
Here, Network information will be passed either of the following ways:
1. Pass it into HTTP headers
2. Appended to URL as a additional parameter
3. Or any other means which is suitable to customer.
I am using Cocoon framework with Tomcat.
Can any one give some input/ideas or examples how it could possibly be done?
Thanks. Regards.
Zulfiqar
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Regards,
Mukul Gandhi
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