Karl,

The PHP guide is the best one we have. It's pretty transferable.

The core .NET C# you'd need would be something like this.


You'll need to add the MobileDevice.asmx web service from the sample project to your client solution as a web reference. If you're not familiar with web services in .NET then I'd suggest reading the intro guides on MSDN.

I hope this helps. If you'd like to publish your solution as a blog post please let me know.

Thanks,

James

Karl, With regard to obtaining the properties of the device I suggest you use the GetPropertyValues method of the BaseDeviceInfo object returned from the call to GetDeviceInfo. This method takes a property name, and returns an array of values. The DeviceExplorer user control isn't really designed for use in this scenario. It is designed for use by 3rd parties wishing to integrate UI components into their solution. Mainly CMS vendors. With regard to WCF and REST. Could you use the FiftyOne.Foundation.Mobile.Detection.Binary.Reader classes public Create method? This will enable you to operate outside the HttpModule and is very flexible. All the public methods are documented in the code and should be reasonably self explanatory. Regards, James