MobileAware Interaction Server Administration Guide

Appendix A - Device Attributes

This appendix lists the current attributes in the MobileAware Interaction Server device database. The listing is broken down into three major sections:.

The CC/PP compliant attributes.
The MobileAware proprietary attributes.
A list of deprecated MobileAware attributes which are still supported, although their function has been replaced by a CC/PP attribute. This list will indicate which attribute should be used instead.

The CC/PP Attributes

This section covers the major categories of CC/PP compliant attributes that allow developers to create device independent content and applications. They are listed in the database with one of the following prefixes:

UAProf.BrowserUA
For more information:
http://wapforum.org/profiles/UAPROF/ccppschema-20020710#BrowserUA
UAProf.HardwarePlatform
For more information:
http://wapforum.org/profiles/UAPROF/ccppschema-20020710#HardwarePlatform
UAProf.MmsCharacteristics
For more information:
http://wapforum.org/profiles/UAPROF/ccppschema-20020710#MmsCharacteristic
UAProf.NetworkCharacteristics
For more information:
http://wapforum.org/profiles/UAPROF/ccppschema-20020710#NetworkCharacteristics
UAProf PushCharacteristics
For more information:
http://wapforum.org/profiles/UAPROF/ccppschema-20020710#PushCharacteristics
UAProf.SoftwarePlatform
For more information:
http://wapforum.org/profiles/UAPROF/ccppschema-20020710#SoftwarePlatform
UAProf.WapCharacteristics
For more information:
http://wapforum.org/profiles/UAPROF/ccppschema-20020710#WapCharacteristics

Table 1 CC/PP Device Attributes - UAProf.BrowserUA Prefix

Attribute	Data Type	Example	Description
BrowserName	Literal	"Mozilla", "MSIE", "WAP42"	Name of the browser user agent associated with the current request
BrowserVersion	Literal	ì1.0î	Version of the browser
DownloadableBrowserApps	Literal (bag)	"application/x-java-vm/java-appletî	List of executable content types which the browser supports and which it is to accept from the network. The property value is a list of MIME types, where each item in the list is a content type descriptor as specified by RFC 2045.
FramesCapable	Boolean	Yes \| No	Indicates whether the browser is capable of displaying frames
HtmlVersion	Literal	"2.0", "3.2", "4.0"	Version of HyperText Markup Language (HTML) supported by the browser
JavaAppletEnabled	Boolean	Yes \| No	Indicates whether the browser supports Java applets
JavaScriptEnabled	Boolean	Yes \| No	Indicates whether the browser supports JavaScript
JavaScriptVersion	Literal	"1.4"	Version of the JavaScript language supported by the browser
PreferenceForFrames	Boolean	Yes \| No	Indicates the user's preference for receiving HTML content that contains frames
XhtmlModules	Literal (bag)	"XHTML1-struct", "XHTML1-blkstruct", "XHTML1-frames"	List of XHTML modules supported by the browser. Property value is a list of module names, where each item in the list is the name of an XHTML module as defined by the W3C document "Modularization of XHTML", Section 4. List items are separated by white space. Note that the referenced document is a work in progress. Any subsequent changes to the module naming conventions should be reflected in the values of this property.

Table 2 CC/PP Device Attributes - UAProf.HardwarePlatform Prefix

Attribute	Data Type	Example	Description
BluetoothProfile	Literal (bag)	"dialup", "lanAccess"	Supported Bluetooth profiles as defined in the Bluetooth specification [BLT].
BitsPerPixel	Number (integer)	"2", "8"	The number of bits of color or grayscale information per pixel, related to the number of colors or shades of gray the device can display.
ColorCapable	Boolean	Yes \| No	Indicates whether the device's display supports color. "Yes" means color is supported. "No" means the display supports only grayscale or black and white. Type: Boolean Resolution: Override Examples: "Yes", "No"
CPU	Literal (string)	"Pentium III", "PowerPC 750"	Name and model number of the device CPU
ImageCapable	Boolean	Yes \| No	Indicates whether the device supports the display of images. If the value is "Yes", the property CcppAccept may list the types of images supported
InputCharSet	Literal (bag)	"US-ASCII", "ISO-8859-1", "Shift_JISî	List of character sets supported by the device for text entry. Property's value is a list of character sets, where each item in the list is a character set name, as registered with IANA.
Keyboard	Literal (string)	"Disambiguating", "Qwerty", "PhoneKeypad"	Type of keyboard supported by the device, as an indicator of ease of text entry
Model	Literal (string)	"Mustang GT", "Q30"	Model number assigned to the terminal device by the vendor or manufacturer
NumberOfSoftKeys	Number (integer)	"3", "2"	Number of soft keys available on the device
OutputCharSet	Literal (bag)	"US-ASCII", "ISO-8859-1", "Shift_JIS"	List of character sets supported by the device for output to the display. Property value is a list of character sets, where each item in the list is a character set name, as registered with IANA
PixelAspectRatio	Dimension (pair of numbers)	"1x2"	Ratio of pixel width to pixel height
PointingResolution	Literal (string)	"Character", "Line", "Pixel"	Type of resolution of the pointing accessory supported by the device
ScreenSize	Dimension (pair of numbers)	"160x160", "640x480"	The size of the device's screen in units of pixels, composed of the screen width and the screen height
ScreenSizeChar	Dimension	"12x4", "16x8"	Size of the device's screen in units of characters, composed of the screen width and screen height. The device's standard font should be used to determine this property's value. (Number of characters per row)x(Number of rows). In calculating this attribute use the largest character in the device's default font.
StandardFontProportional	Boolean	Yes \| No	Indicates whether the device's standard font is proportional
SoundOutputCapable	Boolean	Yes \| No	Indicates whether the device supports sound output through an external speaker, headphone jack, or other sound output mechanism
TextInputCapable	Boolean	Yes \| No	Indicates whether the device supports alpha-numeric text entry. ìYesî means the device supports entry of both letters and digits. ìNoî means the device supports only entry of digits.
Vendor	Literal	"Ford", "Lexus"	Name of the vendor manufacturing the terminal device
VoiceInputCapable	Boolean	Yes \| No	Indicates whether the device supports any form of voice input, including speech recognition. This includes voice- enabled browsers

Table 3 CC/PP Device Attributes - UAProf.MmsCharacteristics Prefix

Attribute	Data Type	Example	Description
MmsCcppAccept	Bag	"text/html"	List of content types the device supports, which can be carried inside an MMS message
MmsCcppAcceptCharSet	Bag	"US-ASCII",	The accepted character set.
MmsMaxImageResolution	String	ì120x160î	The maximum image resolution supported by the device for MMS messages.
MmsMaxMessageSize	Integer	ì1397î	The maximum size of an MMS message supported by the device
MmsVersion	Bag	ì1.0î	The version of MMS supported by the device

Table 4 CC/PP Device Attributes - UAProf.NetworkCharacteristics Prefix

Attribute	Data Type	Example	Description
SupportedBluetoothVersion	Literal	"1.0"	Supported Bluetooth version
CurrentBearerService	Literal	"OneWaySMS", "GUTS", "TwoWayPacket"	The bearer on which he current session was opened.
SecuritySupport	Literal (bag)	"WTLS-1", WTLS-2", "WTLS-3", "signText", "PPTP"	List of types of security or encryption mechanisms supported by the device.
SupportedBearers	Literal (bag)	"GPRS", "GUTS", "SMS", CSD", "USSD"	List of bearers supported by the device

Table 5 CC/PP Device Attributes - UAProf.PushCharacteristics Prefix

Attribute	Data Type	Example	Description
Push-Accept	Literal (bag)	"text/html", "text/plain", "image/gif"	List of content types the device supports, which can be carried inside the message/http entity body when OTA-HTTP is used. Property value is a list of MIME types, where each item in the list is a content type descriptor as specified by RFC 2045
Push-Accept-Charset	Literal (bag)	"US-ASCII", "ISO-8859-1", "Shift_JIS"	List of character sets the device supports. Property value is a list of character sets, where each item in the list is a character set name registered with IANA.
Push-Accept-Encoding	Literal (bag)	"base64", "quoted-printable"	List of transfer encodings the device supports. Property value is a list of transfer encodings, where each item in the list is a transfer encoding name as specified by RFC 2045 and registered with IANA.
Push-Accept-Language	Literal (sequence)	ìzh-CN", "en", "frî	List of preferred document languages. If a resource is available in more than one natural language, the server can use this property to determine which version of the resource to send to the device. The first item in the list should be considered the user's first choice, the second the second choice, and so on. Property value is a list of natural languages, where each item in the list is the name of a language as defined by RFC 3066
Push-Accept-AppID	Literal (bag)	"x-wap-application:wml.ua", "*"	List of applications the device supports, where each item in the list is an application-id on absoluteURI format as specified in [PushMsg]. A wildcard ("*") may be used to indicate support for any application.
Push-MsgSize	Number	"1024", "1400"	Maximum size of a push message that the device can handle. Value is number of bytes.
Push-MaxPushReq	Number	"1", "5"	Maximum number of outstanding push requests that the device can handle.

Table 6 CC/PP Device Attributes - UAProf.SoftwarePlatform Prefix

Attribute	Data Type	Example	Description
AcceptDownloadableSoftware	Boolean	Yes \| No	Indicates the user's preference on whether to accept downloadable software.
AudioInputEncoder	Literal (bag)	"G.711"	List of audio input encoders supported by the device
CcppAccept	Literal (bag)	"text/html", "text/plain", "text/html", "image/gif"	List of content types the device supports. Property value is a list of MIME types, where each item in the list is a content type descriptor as specified by RFC 2045.
CcppAccept-Charset	Literal (bag)	"US-ASCII", "ISO-8859-1", "Shift_JIS"	List of character sets the device supports. Property value is a list of character sets, where each item in the list is a character set name registered with IANA
CcppAccept-Encoding	Literal (bag)	"base64", "quoted-printable"	List of transfer encodings the device supports. Property value is a list of transfer encodings, where each item in the list is a transfer encoding name as specified by RFC 2045 and registered with IANA.
CcppAccept-Language	Literal (sequence)	"zh-CN", "en", "fr"	List of preferred document languages. If a resource is available in more than one natural language, the server can use this property to determine which version of the resource to send to the device. The first item in the list should be considered the user's first choice, the second the second choice, and so on. Property value is a list of natural languages, where each item in the list is the name of a language as defined by RFC 3066[RFC3066]
DownloadableSoftwareSupport	Literal (bag)	"application/x-msdos-exe"	List of executable content types which the device supports and which it is willing to accept from the network. The property value is a list of MIME types, where each item in the list is a content type descriptor as specified by RFC 2045
JavaEnabled	Boolean	Yes \| No	Indicates whether the device supports a Java virtual machine
JavaPlatform	Literal (bag)	"Pjava/1.1.3-compatible", "MIDP/1.0-compatible", "J2SE/1.0-compatible"	The list of JAVA platforms and profiles installed in the device. Each item in the list is a name token describing compatibility with the name and version of the java platform specification or the name and version of the profile specification name (if profile is included in the device)
JVMVersion	Literal (bag)	"SunJRE/1.2", "MSJVM/1.0"	List of the Java virtual machines installed on the device. Each item in the list is a name token describing the vendor and version of the VM
MexeClassmarks	Literal (bag)	"1", "3î	List of MExE classmarks supported by the device. Value "1" means the MExE device supports WAP. Value "2" means MExE device supports Personal Java, value "3" means that MExE device supports MIDP applications and value "4" means the device supports the CLI Platform. All other values should be considered reserved for use by MExE
MexeSpec	Literal	"7.02"	Class mark specialization. Refers to the first two digits of the version of the MExE Stage 2 spec
MexeSecureDomains	Boolean	Yes \| No	Indicates whether the device's supports MExE security domains. "Yesî, means that security domains are supported in accordance with MExE specifications identified by the MexeSpec attribute. "No" means that security domains are not supported and the device has only untrusted domain (area)
OSName	Literal	"Mac OS", "Windows NT"	Name of the device's operating system
OSVendor	Literal	"Apple", "Microsoft"	Vendor of the device's operating system
OSVersion	Literal	"6.0", "4.5"	Version of the device's operating system.
RecipientAppAgent	Literal	"BrowserMail"	User agent associated with the current request. Value should match the name of one of the components in the profile. A component name is specified by the ID attribute on the prf:Component element containing the properties of that component
SoftwareNumber	Literal	ì2î	Version of the device-specific software (firmware) to which the device's low-level software conforms
VideoInputEncoder	Literal (bag)	"MPEG-1", "MPEG-2", "H.261"	List of video input encoders supported by the device
Email-URI-Schemes	Literal (bag)	"pop", "imap", "http", "https"	List of URI schemes the device supports for accessing e-mail. Property value is a list of URI schemes, where each item in the list is a URI scheme as defined in RFC 2396
JavaPackage	Literal (bag)	"com.acme.regexp/1.1", "com.acme.helper/3.0"	(From J2EE Client Provisioning) Details about optional packages installed on the device over and above those that are part of the Java profile, and the versions of these additional packages
JavaProtocol	Literal (bag)	"sms/1.0", "file/1.0"	(from J2EE Client Provisioning) Details about protocols supported by the device over and above those that are part of the standard Java profile indicated and the versions of these additional protocols
CLIPlatform	Literal (bag)	"Standard CLI 2002/Compact", "Standard CLI 2002/Kernel"	The list of standard Common Language Infrastructure platforms and profiles installed in the device. Each item in the list is a name token describing the name and edition of the CLI platform specification including the name of the profile specification

Table 7 CC/PP Device Attributes - UAProf.WapCharacteristics Prefix

Attribute	Data Type	Example	Description
SupportedPictogramSet	Literal (bag)	"core", "core/operation", "human"	Pictogram classes supported by the device as defined in "WAP Pictogram specification".
WapDeviceClass	Literal	"A"	Classification of the device based on capabilities as identified in the WAP 1.1 specifications. Current values are "A", "B" and "C".
WapVersion	Literal	"1.1", "1.2.1", "2.0"	Version of WAP supported.
WmlDeckSize	Number	"4096"	Maximum size of a WML deck that can be downloaded to the device. This may be an estimate of the maximum size if the true maximum size is not known. Value is number of bytes
WmlScriptLibraries	Literal (bag)	"Lang", "Float", "String", "URL", "WMLBrowser", "Dialogs", "PSTOR"	List of mandatory and optional libraries supported in the device's WMLScript VM
WmlScriptVersion	Literal (bag)	"1.1", "1.2"	List of WMLScript versions supported by the device. Property value is a list of version numbers, where each item in the list is a version string conforming to Version.
WmlVersion	Literal (bag)	"1.1", "2.0"	List of WML language versions supported by the device. Property value is a list of version numbers, where each item in the list is a version string conforming to Version.
WtaiLibraries	Literal (bag)	"WTAVoiceCall", "WTANetText", "WTAPhoneBook", "WTACallLog", "WTAMisc", "WTAGSM", "WTAIS136", "WTAPDC"	List of WTAI network common and network specific libraries supported by the device. Property value is a list of WTA library names, where each item in the list list is a library name as specified by "WAP WTAI" and its addendums. Any future addendums to "WAP WTAI" should be reflected in the values of this property.
WtaVersion	Literal	"1.1"	Version of WTA user agent.
DrmClass	Literal (bag)	"ForwardLock", "CombinedDelivery", "SeparateDelivery"	DRM Conformance Class as defined in OMA-Download-DRM-v1_0
DrmConstraints	Literal (bag)	"datetime", "interval"	DRM permission constraints as defined in OMA-Download-DRMREL-v1_0. The datetime and interval constraints depend on having a secure clock in the terminal
OmaDownload	Boolean	Yes \| No	Supports OMA Download as defined in OMA-Download-OTA-v1_0

The MobileAware Attributes

These attributes are a more robust set of device characteristics describing device characteristics that are not currently covered by the CC/PP standards. They can be used to further fine-tune web content and applications.

Table 8 MobileAware Device Attributes

Attribute	Data Type	Example	Description
AccessKeyDisplayed	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if the browser displays the number assigned to access key beside the relevant link
AccessKeySupported	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if the browser supports access keys
AlternateLineService	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates whether a device can make a voice call while keeping a data call on-line
BluetoothSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates whether the device is Bluetooth enabled
Brand	String	Nokia	Name of the device manufacturer
BrowserType	String	Openwave	Name of the browser
ColorGamma	Integer	1	The color gamma of the device.
ContractContiguousWhitespaces	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true for those devices that do not contract insignificant whitespace when rendering markup.
DTM	String	Path to the DTM	Indicates the relevant transformation map for a device
DeliveringHTML	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if the MobileAware Interaction Server will deliver HTML to a given device. Can be used to target content at HTML devices.
DeliveringIHTML	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if the MobileAware Interaction Server will deliver IHTML to a given device. Can be used to target content and imode devices.
DeliveringWML	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if the MobileAware Interaction Server will deliver WML to a given device. Can be used to target content at WML devices.
DeliveringXHTMLMP	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if the MobileAware Interaction Server will deliver XHTML MP to a given device. Can be used to target content at XHTML MP devices.
DeliveryType	Integer	1 or 2 or 3 or 4 where: 1 = HTML 2 = WindowsCE 3 = WML 4 = XHTML MP	Specifies the type of content that can be sent to the device
DeviceUsability	String	DeviceUsability_MEDIUM	Describes the usabiliy of the devices user interface
DisplayImgTextLinkSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if images, text, and links can be rendered on the same line on the browser
DisplayImgTextSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if images and text can be rendered on the same line on the browser
DisplaysImgTextLinkAsSingleObject	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the device renders a <img><a hrefÖ> as a single object
DisplaysMultipleImagesOnSameLine	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the device supports multiple images on the same line
DisplaysWMLSelectAsNumberedList	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the device renders a WML Select List as a numbered list
DownloadFunSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates whether Openwave Download Fun objects can be sent to the device
EMSSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates EMS support
EmailClient	String	POP3, IMAP4	Indicates the supported Email Clients of the device
EnableSSCSS	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates whether the MobileAware Interaction Server will apply CSS on the server-side for this device
FlashSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if the device supports Flash
FormSelectRenderedAsDropDown	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the form <select> element is rendered as a drop down list
FormSelectRenderedAsLink	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the form <select> element is rendered as a link to another card where the user makes the selection
FormSelectRenderedAsList	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the form <select> element is rendered as a list, with all options displayed
ForwardLockContentTypeList	String	application/ vnd.oma.drm.message	Indicates the content types supported for DRM Forward Lock
HTTPMetaDataExceptions	String	Opera, Mozilla/5, etc.	Indicates HTTPMetaDataStrings that should NOT be considered a match during device matching. Some User Agent strings contain generic values that can could potential cause a false match to occur. Filling in this field will allow device matching to progress further down the device hierarchy.
HTTPMetaDataKey	String	User-Agent Accept UA-OS	Indicates which part of the device's header contains the device's unique signature
HTTPMetaDataString	String	Nokia6210	Device's unique header string
HTTPPostSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if the device supports the HTTP post method
HorizontalScrollBar	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the device supports a horizontal scroll bar
IRDASupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates whether the device supports Infrared Data Association standards for wireless transfer of data from one device to another
ImagesPlacedOnNewline	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the device places images on a new line
ImgAsLinkSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the browser can render an image in <a href> tags as a hyperlink
ImgGIFSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if the browser supports GIF format images
ImgGifAnimatedSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if the browser can render animated GIFs as animations
ImgJpgBaselineSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if the browser supports baseline JPGs
ImgJpgProgressiveSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if the browser supports progressive JPGs
ImgLocalsrcSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if the device has a locally stored image library and can access these images using the wml localsrc attribute of the img tag
ImgPNGSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if the browser supports PNG format images
ImgSVGSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if the browser supports SVG format images
ImgTypePref	String	.gif .wbmp	A comma delimited list (no spaces) of preferred image types for the browser, for example .gif, .wbmp
ImgWBMPSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if the browser supports WBMP format images
IsFullBrowser	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates large browser
IsLandscapePDA	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if a page designed with a landscape orientation is more suitable for the device
IsMenuDriven	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates that a menu-driven design is most suitable for the device
IsPDA	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates a PDA browser
IsPortraitPDA	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if a page designed with a portrait orientation is more suitable for the device
J2MEDownloadLimit	Integer	64000	Max size in bytes of the J2ME JAR that can be downloaded by the device
J2MESupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the device supports J2ME
MLVersion	String	WML1.3 xHTML MP	Comma delimited list (no spaces) that specifies the markup languages the device supports
MMSReceiveSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if the device can receive MMS messages
MMSSendSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if the device can send MMS messages
MMSSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the device is MMS capable
MP3Supported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates whether the device can handle MP3 format
MaxImageHeightPixels	Integer	21	Maximum height in pixels
MaxImageSize	Integer	2600	Maximum size of an image in bytes that can be received
MaxImageWidthPixels	Integer	50	Maximum image width in pixels
MaxObjectsInMessage	Integer	3	Maximum objects in a message
MaxTextSize	Integer	102400	Maximum Text Size
MaxWapDeckSize	Integer	2800	Maximum deck size, in bytes, that a device can receive
MexeSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates whether the device supports MExE
MultipartPreferred	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the device prefers multipart content
NetworksSupported	String	GSM1900 GSM1800 GPRS	Comma delimited list (no spaces) of network technologies supported by the device
PDFSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if the device supports PDFs
PreferTablesForNavList	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates whether the device is able to properly support the tables created in navigational menu styling
PreferredCharsets	Sting	UTF-8;Q=0.8,ISO-8859-1	Indicates the preferred character sets for the device
ProtectWrappingContentTypeList	String	application/ vnd.oma.drm.message	Indicates the content types the device supports Protect Wrapping for
RingtoneDownloadSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the device can download ringtones
RingtoneFormatSupported	String	midi, i-Melody	Indicates the ringtone formats supported by the device
RingtoneMonophonicSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the device can download monophonic ringtones
RingtonePolyphonicSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the device can download polyphonic ringtones
RingtonePref	String	rng,midi, amr	An ordered list of preferred ringtone formats
SMSLongMessagesSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the device can support SMS messages longer than 160 characters.
ScreenOrientation	String	Portrait Landscape	Specifies whether the device has a portrait (most devices) or landscape (communicators) orientation.
ScreenSaverSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates whether or not the device can support screensavers
SmartMessagingSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the device supports Smart Messaging
SupportsAbsoluteWidth	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the device supports absolute widths on images
SupportsCSS	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates whether the device supports Cascading Style Sheets
SupportsRelativeWidth	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the device supports relative widths on images
SyncMLSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates whether the device has support for SyncML
TableRowsFunctionAsLink	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the browser renders table rows as links automatically.
TextBrowser	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the browser can only render text; i.e. cannot render images
TextColumns	Integer	15	Maximum number of text columns that the screen can accommodate
TextFormatBigSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if plain text wrapped in <big> tags is rendered in big font
TextFormatBoldSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if plain text wrapped in bold <b> tags is rendered in bold font
TextFormatEmphasisSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if plain text wrapped in <emphasis> tags is endered in an emphasized font
TextFormatItalicSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if plain text wrapped in italics <i> tags is rendered in italic font
TextFormatSmallSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if plain text wrapped in <small> tags is rendered in small font
TextFormatStrongSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if plain text wrapped in <strong> tags is rendered in a strong font
TextFormatUnderlineSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if plain text wrapped in underline <ul> tags is rendered with an underline
TextRows	Integer	3	Number of rows that the device screen can accommodate using the device system font
TitleRow	Boolean	true \| false	Specifies whether the device has a title row
URLRequestLength	Integer	256	Maximum length of the URL request
USSDSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates whether or not the device supports USSD technology
UsableHeightPixels	Integer	570	Screen height excluding items like scroll bars
UsableWidthPixels	Integer	770	Screen width excluding items like scroll bars
UseTablesForNavList	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if tables should be used for Navigation list styling
UseUAProf	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if a manufacturer UAProf file is available for the device
VideoSupported	String	mpeg	Comma delimited list (no spaces) of the video formats that the device supports
VideoTypePref	String	mpeg,mp4	Ordered list of preferred video formats
ViewableHeight	Integer	30	Screen height in pixels
ViewableWidth	Integer	80	Screen width in pixels
WAPPushSISupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the device supports WAP Push Service Indication
WAPPushSLSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the device supports WAP Push service loading
WAPPushSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the device supports WAP Push
WAPVersion	String	1.2.1	Specifies the version of WAP supported by the device
WMLScriptSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the device supports WML Script
WMLVersion	String	1.3	Specifies which version of WML the device supports
WTAIInternationalPrefix	String	+00	Indicates the international prefix that should be used when specifying telephone numbers
WTAIMakePhoneCallSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates whether a device has phone dialing capabilities
WTLSSupported	String	WTLS_Class1	Indicates the WTLS class supported by the device
WavEncodingsSupported	String	PCM8	Indicates the supported Wav file encodings

Deprecated Attributes

This is a list of the deprecated items in the database. These attributes are still functional for the purpose of backward compatibility although it is recommended that you use the alternative if available.

The attribute that should be used as a replacement is listed below each deprecated attribute name. Each of these new attributes should be prefixed with `UAProf.' to form the complete name.

Table 9 Deprecated MobileAware Device Attributes

Deprecated Attribute	Data Type	Example	Description
AcceptHeader	String	text vnd.wap.wml image vnd.wap.wbmp	Comma delimited list (no spaces) used to specify the media types which are acceptable for the response (i.e., what can be sent to the browsing device). Replaced by: SoftwarePlatform.CcppAccept
AudioFormatSupported	String	mid au wav mp3	Comma delimited list (no spaces) of audio formats the device is capable of supporting Replaced by: SoftwarePlatform.CcppAccept
CDC1xSupported	Boolean	true \| false	J2ME Connected Device Configuration Replaced by: SoftwarePlatform.JavaPlatform
CLDC1xSupported	Boolean	true \| false	J2ME Limited Device Configuration Replaced by: SoftwarePlatform.JavaPlatform
CharsetSupported	String	utf8 ascii ISO8859-1	Comma delimited list (no spaces) of character sets supported Replaced by: SoftwarePlatform.CcppAccept-Charset
ColorDepth	Int	12	Indicates the number of bits per pixel supported Replaced by: HardwarePlatform.BitsPerPixel
ColorType	String	Colour	Specifies whether the screen is black & white, colour or greyscale Replaced by: HardwarePlatform.ColorCapable
DeviceClass	String	PDA FULLBROWSER WMLBROWSER	Describes the category of device Replaced by: IsPDA, IsPortraitPDA, IsLandscapePDA IsFullBrowser IsMenuDriven
EmailClient	String	POP3 SMTP	Comma delimited list (no spaces) which indicates the email protocols that the device supports Replaced by: SoftwarePlatform.Email-URI-Schemes
FoundationProfile1xSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Java (CDC) profile Replaced by SoftwarePlatform.JavaPlatform
ImageFormatSupported	String	wbmp bmp gif animgif png jpeg	Comma delimited list (no spaces) of all of the image formats supported by the device eg gif,wbmp,png. Replaced by: SoftwarePlatform.CcppAccept
ImgMapTransformEnabled	Boolean	true \| false	Set to true if image maps are to be transformed into links No replacement.
ImgMapTransformShowImage	Boolean	true \| false	If true, images are also delivered with an image map. No replacement.
JavaPhone1xSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Used by some devices with Personal Java Replaced by: SoftwarePlatform.JavaPlatform
JavaScriptSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates whether JavaScript is supported Replaced by: BrowserUA.JavaScriptEnabled
MIDP1xSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if J2ME (CLDC) MIDP Profile Version 1 is supported Replaced by: SoftwarePlatform.JavaPlatform
MIDP2xSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if J2ME (CLDC) MIDP Profile Version 2 is supported Replaced by: SoftwarePlatform.JavaPlatform
MXImageMapShowImage	Boolean	true \| false	Allows you to display links in an image map on a PDA No replacement.
MXImageTypePref	String	.gif .wbmp	A comma delimited list (no spaces) of preferred image types for the browser No replacement.
MXListBoxHeight	Int	Any Integer	Default value is 6 No replacement.
MultipartSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates if the device can accept multipart content Replaced by: SoftwarePlatform.CcppAccept
OSVersion	String	4.22, 5.0, etc.	Indicates the version of the Operation System on the device, where applicable Replaced by: SoftwarePlatform.OSVersion
OSType	String	AMX, PALM, etc.	Indicates the Operating System on the device, where applicable Replaced by: SoftwarePlatform.OSName
PersonalJava1xSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Personal Java Specification Replaced by: SoftwarePlatform.JavaPlatform
ScreenAspectRatioPixels	String	1X1, 1X2, etc.	Pixels on most devices are higher than wide which explains why sometimes images can look distorted on browsers. The pixel aspect ratio specifies the width to height pixel ratio on a devices display Replaced by: HardwarePlatform.PixelAspectRatio
SoundHandling	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates whether or not the device has audio capability Replaced by: SoftwarePlatform.CcppAccept
TableSupported	Boolean	true \| false	Indicates whether the device has table support Replaced by: BrowserUA.TablesCapable
WTAIAddPhoneBookEntrySupported	Boolean	true \| false	This is part of WTAI support and allows a selected number to be saved to the devices phone book Replaced by: WapCharacteristics.WtaiLibraries