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Asked: 2026-05-16T16:52:09+00:00

I was wondering if someone has already solved this. I have a SpringMVC app

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I was wondering if someone has already solved this. I have a SpringMVC app and we are adding support to WebKit type mobiles (iPhone and Android basically) so I was wondering someone has found an elegant way of defining specific views depending on the client that sent the request.

I know that a simple if in a Controller implementation can do the trick, but I’m looking for something more flexible/elegant (a specific ViewResolver implementation, or an interceptor maybe).

Help will be greatly appreciated… as always =)

This is a pretty old question. What you need to do is use Spring-Mobile to achieve this in a standard elegant manner

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  1. Editorial Team

    Ok I found a more specific answer. There is a problem with the solution that Bozho proposed. the fact that the ViewResolvers no longer have access to the HttpServletRequest. There is a way to access the request but its kind of dirty IMHO.

    So that said, this is a very elegant and easy to implement solution. Basicly it involves a custom ViewResolver (as Bozho proposed) but it adds an handlerInterceptor that adds the User-Agent to the model so you no longer have to add it manually.

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