This example shows the output for a name-value pair in a request.

Suppose this user agent name-value pair is detected in the request:

HTTP_USER_AGENT=Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.9.2.13)
                Gecko/20101203 Firefox/3.6.13 ( .NET CLR 3.5.30729)

When the user agent is detected, the session agent performs lookups to return the values that are associated with this user agent from the public standards. These values are inserted as name-value pairs in the request:

[ExtendedUserAgent]
TLT_BROWSER=Firefox
TLT_BROWSER_VERSION=Firefox3.6
TLT_BROWSER_PLATFORM=Win XP
TLT_TRAFFIC_TYPE=BROWSER
TLT_BROWSER_JAVASCRIPT=true
TLT_BROWSER_COOKIES=true

If TLT_TRAFFIC_TYPE=MOBILE, then these fields can be inserted and populated for the mobile user agent:

TLT_SCREEN_HEIGHT
TLT_SCREEN_WIDTH
TLT_COLOR_DEPTH
TLT_PICTURE_SUPPORT
TLT_VIDEO_SUPPORT
TLT_STREAMING_SUPPORT

Additionally, if user agent logging is enabled, these entries can appear in the [UALog] section that is inserted into the request:

[UALog]
Retrieve From Cache took 9.029e-005 seconds
Checking TLT_USER_CAP
Selected class User Agent Parsing::Firefox User Agent Matcher
User Agent Parsing::Wurfl Data Manager::Apply Exact Match
m_user Agent Map.find took 0.000342962 seconds
User Agent Parsing::Wurfl Data Manager::Apply Exact Match
   took 0.000636579 seconds
User Agent Parsing::Browscap Data Manager::Apply Exact Match
m_exact Search Map.find took 0.000381108 seconds
Regex match: Mozilla/5\.0\s+\(Windows;\s+.*;\s+Windows\s+NT\
   s+5\.1;\s+.*;\s+rv:1\.9\.2.*\)
   \s+Gecko/.*\s+Firefox/3\.6.*
m_regex Search Map lookup took 0.00878997 seconds
User Agent Parsing::Browscap Data Manager::Apply Exact Match
   took 0.00971492 seconds
User Agent Parsing::Filter::Get Data Node took 0.0113107 seconds

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