AMFWebService

Configuration 1

The goal of this this configuration is to give another way to give capabilities as xml:

Open the file httpd.conf of your webserver. And configure this few parameter:

PerlSetEnv AMFMobileHome /server_root/MobileFilter

PerlSetEnv RestMode true

PerlModule Apache2::AMFWURFLFilter #or Apache2::AMFWURFLFilterMemcached
PerlTransHandler +Apache2::AMFWURFLFilter #or Apache2::AMFWURFLFilterMemcached

<Location /WS/*>
SetHandler modperl

PerlResponseHandler Apache2::AMFWebService*
Allow from all
</Location>

*PerlOutputFilterHandler Apache2::AMFWebService (for v3.25 or earlier)

To have the wurfl capabilities of some device you need to do this get:
GET http://<host>:<port>/WS/?amf=<user_agent>

To have the wurfl capabilities as json of some device you need to do this get:
GET http://<host>:<port>/WS/?type=json&amf=<user_agent>

It's possible to test it:

JSON: http://www.apachemobilefilter.org/WS/ws.ws?type=json&amf=BlackBerry8320%2F4.2.2+Profile%2FMIDP-2.0+Configuration%2FCLDC-1.1+VendorID%2F100

XML: http://www.apachemobilefilter.org/WS/ws.ws?type=xml&amf=BlackBerry8320%2F4.2.2+Profile%2FMIDP-2.0+Configuration%2FCLDC-1.1+VendorID%2F100

From AMF v3.30 or newer:

To have the several wurfl capabilities of some device you can add capavilityList option:

GET http://<host>:<port>/WS/?amf=<user_agent>&capabilityList=<option1>,<option2>,....,<option n>

It's possible to test it: