Tealeaf uses two publicly available standards for detecting user agents. Update the files to detect user agents.
When you first install Tealeaf, acquire the most recent version of BrowsCap.csv
. Go to https://browscap.org/ and download the latest version to the Tealeaf CX server.
The user agent files must be stored on every Canister server or Health-Based Routing server where the Tealeaf Reference session agent is installed. To enable detection of fixed and mobile user agents, the Reference session agent must be installed in each Windows™ pipeline that processes session data.
- Update the
BrowsCap.csv
file to add or modify entries to detect fixed user agents.The
BrowsCap.csv
file contains definitions for various web-capable devices and is widely used in commercial applications.BrowsCap.csv
is available in various formats. Tealeaf supports only the.csv
format of this file. On start, Tealeaf verifies that this file was not modified and rejects any modified versions.- On the CX server machine, save the
BrowsCap.csv
file into the following directory: <Install_Directory>\systemAs new browsers and web devices are released or updated, your version of
BrowsCap.csv
might require updating. Periodically check the website for updates. - Restart the Transport Service through TMS.
- On the CX server machine, save the
- Update the
WURFL.csv
to add or modifies entries to detect mobile user agents.Periodically, the
WURFL.csv
file that is used by your Tealeaf solution must be updated with the most recent public standard. Then, the data must be prepared for use with the Tealeaf platform. - Update the
UserCap.csv
to supplement the contents of theBrowsCap.csv
file with user agents that are not listed in the standard.