Hi,
My first post here, so be gentle :)
I'm doing exactly this - downloading java apps to mobile phones, which
can then access content at the same URL using http.
My technique is to pull apart the User-Agent header (see docs for
BrowserMatch), then use some php to crunch the results. (The crunching
could be done without php, but I'm going there for other reasons...)
[Snippet from <VirtualHost> <Directory>]
BrowserMatch "Profile/MIDP-([0-9]\.[0-9])" midp=$1
BrowserMatch "Configuration/CLDC-([0-9]\.[0-9])" cldc=$1
[isphone.php - included as appropriate]
<?php
# work out what the client is
$cldc = apache_getenv("cldc");
$midp = apache_getenv("midp");
if ($cldc == "1.1" && $midp == "2.0")
$agent = "OK phone";
else
$agent = "Computer or bad phone";
?>
Hope this is useful (even though incomplete)
Peter
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