How to display Browser name and version with JSF 2.0?
I just need to display the browser name and its version on a <h:outpu开发者_JAVA百科tText/>
in the user's homepage. Can we achieve this via JSF 2.0?
Mojarra 2.0.4 - Primefaces 2.2.1- glassfish v3
Put this method in your bean:
public String getBrowserName() {
ExternalContext externalContext = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext();
String userAgent = externalContext.getRequestHeaderMap().get("User-Agent");
if(userAgent.contains("MSIE")){
return "Internet Explorer";
}
if(userAgent.contains("Firefox")){
return "Firefox";
}
if(userAgent.contains("Chrome")){
return "Chrome";
}
if(userAgent.contains("Opera")){
return "Opera";
}
if(userAgent.contains("Safari")){
return "Safari";
}
return "Unknown";
}
And then:
<h:outputText value="Browser: #{yourBean.browserName}" />
There are as far as I know no JSF components which does that with a single tag or something. The easiest what you can do is just displaying the raw HTTP User-Agent
header.
<h:outputText value="#{header['user-agent']}" />
This is only a large and ugly string which is not always decipherable to everyone.
There are however APIs which can convert a HTTP User-Agent
header into useable information, such as the exact browser make/version and platform make/version, such as useragentstring.com.
Once converted the User-Agent
header into useable parts with help of such an API, you must be able to display the parts of interest in JSF with help of a managed bean the usual way.
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