Credits The WURFL Java API and WALL tag-library have been designed, created and documented by me, Luca Passani. The first mention goes to the Openwave Systems for allowing me to work on this project. I can safely claim that Openwave is the main contributor to the project economically. This is good, but not surprising, since Openwave has an history of providing developers with tools for wireless development free of charge. Check out out cool developer site to download the WAP SDK and a lot of good stuff. In addition, I would like to mention a few people who have been really helpful to me during the creation of the Java API and WALL tag-library. First off, my friend and colleague Ron Mandel in California, for: validating my initial design of the WALL library performing some tests with actual devices to validate the actual rendering of WALL pages reviewing the tutorial and reference guide My friend and fellow wireless-development survivor Andrea Trasatti in Milan, Italy, for: turning up WURFL updates as fast as I needed them to support WALL being available 24x7 to review and validate ideas helping with tests of specific devices (Italian imode in particular) Zev Blut and Darren Lucket for their imode field reports from Japan and for sharing their knowledge and ideas. Richard Milewski (California), Jose Luis Narbona (Spain), David Johanson (Sweden), Raphael Ramirez (France) for reporting about WALL behavior on devices from remote regions. Tom Hume (UK), Michael Kaye (UK) for speaking their mind and actual doing some tests. Thank you, guys! Luca Passani

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