>> > Boyle Owen wrote: >> > So I would conclude that there is nothing wrong with the setup at your > end. I think you need to look at the setup at the phone's service > provider. To recap how WAP works, the phone makes a proprietary (eg, GPRS) > connection to a WAP server located in the phone company's premises, and > submits the URL. It is the WAP server that makes the HTTP request to your > server. It's not really the phone that receives the redirect, it's the WAP > server - if it is unable to resolve the redirected hostname or (more > likely) if it cannot issue a request to port 8080 (maybe a FW rule), then > the request will fail. >
I talked with Cingular (my service provider) and they checked into their GPRS/WAP server. They were able to connect to my site with the phones the tech-support team had on hand. They then told me that not all phones are able to connect to all websites, and said I should contact the website provider. I then sent a support request to Siemens (my phone) to see if they can help, but I am still waiting for an answer. Either way, I think Im back at the same issue. Is there a way I can setup my Apache redirect to work on the lowest common denominator cell phones? Just to refresh everyone, here is what I expect to happen: 1. Cell Phone sends request to: www.go2mm.net/m/nate 2. Apache sends a redirect (302) response back with content-type: text/html 3. Cell Phone sends a request to: www.stoddardsoftware.com:8080/mobilemovies/m/nate 4. Server sends WML document to the cell phone. When I connect to the first line (www.go2 ), with my cell phone, I get a 404 error. However, if I connect directly to the redirect link (www.stoddardsoft ), I do not get an error and I can see the WML page correctly. So is there a way to setup Apache to send the redirect response in WML instead of HTML? Thanks for the help, -Nate --------------------------------------------------------------------- The official User-To-User support forum of the Apache HTTP Server Project. See <URL:http://httpd.apache.org/userslist.html> for more info. To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] " from the digest: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
