Hi Bruno, Thanks for participating in my post
Well what I really wanted was just as Cocoon is able to detect that the request is coming from Nokia, UPSDK or an Ericsson R380 device and accordingly delivers WAP content, it should be able to detect that the request is coming from Kannel, and similarly deliver WAP content (please refer to the snip that I have provided) The reason is simple, it was a time-consuming job to add each and every phone model in the cocoon.properties. While reading the cocoon.properties I came to the conclusion that Cocoon was recognizing the agent- from which the request came- via a particular service name or the headers that the agent was issuing: browser.1=wap=Nokia browser.2=wap=UP browser.3=wap=R380 Similarly I was trying to find out what can be done to make Cocoon deliver WAP content to Kannel. Should I include the bearerbox-host variable value in cocoon.properties or the headers which Kannel issues (X-WAP-Gteway). Your input has brought a new dimension to the whole issue. Can you elaborate a bit further? What are the other variables that should appear be defined in the service group (apart from name)? The Kannel documentation does not contain any mention of this service group variables. Thanks once again. SNODX
