Hi Jeff,
This will return the browser type
request.getHeader("user-agent");
You can also get the browser value using JavaScript .
<script>
document.write(navigator.appName);
</script>
Santosh
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Subject: Detecting Browser Version
Hi,
Is there a way to detect the browser version from the request object so that you
can generate the appropriate HTML in your JSP?
Thanks, Jeff Ryan
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