FiftyOne.Foundation

Used to create a cache object of type Value with a string key.

Type of object to hold in the cache.

A cache object used to store key value pairs until a timeout has expired.

Type of the key for the class. Type of the value for the class.

Constructs the cache clearing key value pairs after the timeout period specified in minutes.

Number of minutes to hold items in the cache for.

Clears everything from the cache.

Removes the specified key from the cache.

Key to be removed.

If the key exists in the cache then provide the value in the value parameter.

Key of the value to be retrieved. Set to the associated value if found. True if the key was found in the list, otherwise false.

Determines if the key is available in the cache.

Key to be checked. True if the key is found, otherwise false.

If the time has passed the point another check of the cache is needed start a thread to check the cache.

The main method of the thread to service the cache. Checks for old items and removes them.

The date before which items should be removed.

Returns the value associated with the key.

Key of the value being requested. Value or null if not found.

Constructs a class of the type Cache<Value> using the timeout value in minutes provided.

Minimum number of minutes to hold items in the cache for.

Class contains static methods to support image management.

Initialises the colours lookup table.

Populates the lookup table with context types.

Used to convert colors to bits per pixel.

Static class used to manage the activate licence keys.

Licence keys added dynamically via external assmeblies.

Adds a licence key to the list of available licence keys at runtime. This method can be used by 3rd party assemblies to set licence keys.

Activates the data pointed to by the stream.

Stream to data to activate

Activates the data array containing the premium data.

Data to activate

Activates the licence key provided.

Licence key

Returns true if the key format is valid. i.e. it contains only upper case letters and numbers.

Checks

Returns a list of the valid license keys available to the assembly.

Returns the host name of the web service used to provide new device data and also validate the licence key.

The name of the licence key file in the bin folder.

Enumeration of reasons why activation could fail.

The licence key was activated successfully for this web site.

An HTTPS connection could not be established with the validation service.

The licence key is invalid.

The configuration file could not be altered.

The licence file could not be written to the bin folder.

The data file could not be written to the folder.

The licence key could not be activated for an unknown reason.

The source stream could not be read from.

The stream does not contain valid data.

Used to fetch new device data from 51Degrees.mobi if a premium licence has been installed.

Maps to the binary file path.

Used to signal between multiple instances of the update threads.

Gets FileInfo on the data file currently on disk. Returns null if no file was found.

Checks the MD5 hash of the data against the expected value.

Throws an exception if the data is not valid.

The data to use to create the provider. A newly created provider.

Used to get the url for data download.

The full url including all parameters needed to download the device data file.

Used to get the url for data download.

An array of licences to try. The full url including all parameters needed to download the device data file.

Checks if a newer file is on disk than the one in memory, forcing an update if it is. This method is designed to run a seperate thread from the one performing detection.

Not used. Can be null.

Checks if a new data file is available for download and if it is newer than the current data on disk, if enough time has passed between now and the write time of the current data in memory. See Constants.AutoUpdateWait. This method is designed to be used in a seperate thread from the one performing detection.

Not used. Can be null.

Downloads and updates the premium data file.

Writes a file to the bin folder to reset the application if the data file is not already in the bin folder.

Returns details of the binary file to be updated.

Thrown by the binary format detection classes.

The generic Exception class for all exceptions generated from the Mobile Toolkit.

Initializes a new instance of .

The human readable message explaining the exception.

Initializes a new instance of .

The human readable message explaining the exception. The exception that caused the new one.

Initializes a new instance of .

Constructs a new instance of .

Device info for the binary data type where the parent information is held as a direct reference and not as a fallback device id.

Represents a device and holds all its settings.

Used to populate the active children.

A list of child devices.

A list of the active children for the device.

The parent device.

Holds all properties from the current device

The unique Id of the device.

A reference to the provider associated with this device.

The useragent string of the device.

A list of the profile IDs which make up the device.

A collection of handler specific data.

Returns a the handlers data object of type T. If no data has been created for the handler then new data is created.

The type of handler data to store. The handler related to the device. The data of type T, or a new instance.

Hide the default constructor.

Creates an instance of .

User agent string used to identify this device. A unique Identifier of the device. A reference to the complete index of devices. The parent device if one exists.

Creates an instance of .

User agent string used to identify this device. A unique Identifier of the device. A reference to the complete index of devices.

Creates an instance of DeviceInfo.

A unique Identifier of the device. A reference to the complete index of devices.

Returns true if the deviceId is in the parent hierarchy of the device.

The device being checked. True if the device is within the parent hierarchy.

Gets the capability value index in the static Strings collection for this device based on the index of the capability name. If this device does not have the value then checks the parent if one exists.

Capability name index. Capability index value in the String collection, or null if the capability does not exist.

Returns the string index of the first element in the collection.

Capability name index. Capability index value in the String collection, or -1 if the capability does not exist.

Returns a list of the string values for the property index string provided.

The string index of the property name. A list of string values.

Adds the device properties to the collection.

Collection to have properties added to.

Gets the value of the first value for the property.

Returns a list of the string values for the property.

Returns a sorted list containing all the property values for the the device.

Checks if another BaseDeviceInfo is equal to this one.

Other BaseDeviceInfo. True if the object instances are the same.

Check the strings are all equal.

Other BaseDeviceInfo. True if the object capability strings are the same.

Contains the device user agent string.

The parent of the device, or null if this is a root device.

Gets the unique identifier of the device.

Returns the profile IDs which make up the device ID.

Returns true if the device is only available in the premium data set.

Returns the provider associated with the device.

Internal accessor for user agent string.

The list of device properties.

Returns a list of the children that are active with properties assigned to them.

Returns the data object for the specific handler.

Constructs a new instance of the device information. Device and useragent are provided uses indexes in the providers strings collection.

The provider the device will be assigned to. The unique device name. The string index of the user agent string. The parent device, or null if no parent.

Constructs a new instance of the device information. Device and useragent are provided uses indexes in the providers strings collection.

The provider the device will be assigned to. The unique device name. The parent device, or null if no parent.

An enumeration of the different handler types available.

The edit distance handler.

The regular expression handler.

The reduced initial string handler.

Used to read device data into the detection provider.

Creates a new provider from the binary file supplied.

Binary file to use to create the provider. A new provider initialised with data from the file provided.

Creates a new provider from the binary data array supplied.

Binary data array supplied. A new provider initialised with data from the stream provided.

Creates a new provider from the binary stream supplied.

Binary stream to use to create the provider. A new provider initialised with data from the stream provided.

Adds the data from the binary reader to the provider.

The provider to have data added to/ Reader connected to the input stream.

Reads details about the components and properties updating the properties loaded earlier in the file.

BinaryReader of the input stream. The provider the device will be added to.

Reads the devices and any children.

BinaryReader of the input stream. The provider the device will be added to. The parent of the device, or null if a root device.

Reads all the handler indexes that support this device.

Reads the handler from the binary reader.

Reads the regular expressions used to determine if the user agent can be handled by the handler.

Reads a collection of properties.

Creates the handler for the current provider.

Data source being processed. Provider the new handler should be assigned to. An instance of the new handler.

Reads the regular expressions and weights that form the handler.

Data source being processed. Handler being created.

Reads the initial number of strings into the strings collection.

Data source being processed. Strings instance to be added to.

Returns the version number from the stream. The version number represents the data format used in the file.

Reader connected to an input stream. The version number read from the stream.

Reads the name of the data set.

Data source being processed. Provider the new handler should be assigned to.

Reads the date and time the file was published.

Data source being processed. Provider the new handler should be assigned to.

Adds manifest information to the provider if the data file includes it.

Data source being processed. Provider the new handler should be assigned to.

Checks for a boolean value to indicate if the string is present. If it is present then read the string and return it.

Configures the detection section. This class cannot be inherited.

Gets the collection of xml files to be processed.

Gets or sets the path to access the binary file.

Real usage information provides 51Degrees.mobi insight to improve this products performance and identify new or less popular devices quickly. It is amalgamated with other data sources to bring you this solution. We ask you to leave this property set to true.

Defines configuration settings for data files. This class cannot be inherited.

Gets or sets the name of the file.

Gets or sets the file path.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether this file patch should be used.

A collection of . This class cannot be inherited.

Creates a new instance of .

Gets the element key value.

Add element to the base collection.

Gets the index of the specific element inside the collection.

The file element being sought. The index of the element. Thrown if equals null.

Add element into the collection.

The file to be added to the collection. Thrown if equals null.

Removes a from the collection.

The xml file to be removed from the collection. Thrown if equals null.

Removes a at the specified index location.

The index of the patch to remove from the collection. Thrown if is less than zero or bigger than the number of indexes on the collections.

Removes a from the collection.

The name of the patch to remove from the collection. Thrown if equals null.

Removes all configuration elements from the collection.

Gets or sets the .

Returns all the settings from the Web.Config for this component.

Sets the shared usage value.

Gets the detection element from a configuration source.

Creates a new configuration instance checking for fresh data.

Returns true or false depending on whether usage information should be shared with 51Degrees.mobi.

Returns the path to the binary file if provided.

Gets a list containing the path of the xml files to be applied.

Base handler class for device detection.

The default confidence to assign to results from the handler.

HTTP headers containing uaprof urls.

A collection of domain names used with uaprof urls.

A single collection of all uaprof urls used by devices assigned to this handler.

A single collection of all devices assigned to this handler, keyed on the hashcode of the useragent.

The name of the handler for debugging purposes.

The default device to be used if no match is found.

The confidence matches from this handler should be given compared to other handlers.

True if the UA Prof HTTP headers should be checked.

A list of regex's that if matched will indicate support for this handler.

A list of regex's that if matched indicate the handler is not supported.

The provider instance the handler is associated with.

Constructs an instance of .

Reference to the provider instance the handler will be associated with. Name of the handler for debugging purposes. The default device ID to return if no match is possible. The confidence this handler should be given compared to others. True if UAProfs should be checked.

The inheriting classes match method.

The useragent to match. A result set of matching devices.

Compares this handler to another where the handler is used as a key in a sorted list.

The other handler to compare to this one. See string CompareTo method.

Returns true or false depending on the handlers ability to match the user agent provided.

The user agent to be tested. True if this handler can support the useragent, otherwise false.

Adds a new device to the handler.

device being added to the handler.

Returns the device matching the userAgent string if one is available.

userAgent being sought. null if no device is found. Otherwise the matching device.

Returns all the devices that match the UA prof provided.

UA prof to search for. Results containing all the matching devices.

Checks to see if the handler can support this device.

Device to be checked. True if the device is supported, other false.

First checks if the useragent from the request can be handled by this handler. If the useragent can't be handled then the request is checked to determine if a uaprof header field is provided. If so we check the list of uaprof domains assigned to this handler to see if they share the same domain.

Collection of http headers. True if this handler could be able to match the device otherwise false.

Performs an exact match using the userAgent string. If no results are found uses the UA prof header parameters to find a list of devices.

Collection of Http headers associated with the request. null if no exact match was found. Otherwise the matching devices.

Adds the device and it's user agent string to the collection of user agent strings and devices. The useragent string hashcode is the key of the collection.

A new device to add.

Adds the device to the collection of devices with UA prof information. If the device already exists the previous one is replaced.

Device to be added.

Returns the devices that match a specific hashcode.

Collection of hashcodes and devices. Value that's hashcode is being sought. Array of devices matching the value.

The name of the handler for debugging purposes.

Returns the number of devices assigned to the handler.

Returns true/false depending on if the UA Profs should be checked.

The confidence to assign to results from this handler.

A list of regexs that if matched indicate the handler does support the useragent passed to it.

A list of regexs that if matched indicate the handler does not support the useragent passed to it.

Returns the provider the handler is associated to.

Returns the list of devices assigned to the handler keyed on the useragent's hashcode.

A regex, and children, used to determine if a useragent can be matched by the associated handler. Not only does the regex provided have to match by any one of the children.

A list of children.

Constructs a new instance of .

Regex pattern.

Returns true if the regex and any one of it's child match.

The useragent string to check. True if a match is found.

A list of children.

An abstract handler used by any handler that breaks a string down into segments.

Creates segments for all regexes.

The useragent segments should be returned for. The list of segments.

Creates segments for the regex index provided.

The device to get the segments from. The index of the segment required. The list of segments.

Enumeration containing the different levels of request details that can be sent to 51Degrees.mobi. Cookie headers are never sent to 51Degrees.mobi.

Sends only UserAgent and UAProf header fields.

Sends all headers except cookies.

Describes a property which can be assigned to a device.

Describes a name that can be assigned to a property.

Constructs an instance of .

The provider the property was created from. The string name.

Constructs an instance of .

The provider the property was created from. The string name. The description of the name.

Constructs an instance of .

The provider the property was created from. The string name. The description of the name. An optional URL linking to more information about the name.

Returns the string index of the name.

The string name.

A description of the name.

A url to more information about the name.

The provider the property or value is associated with.

Sets the value of the component the property relates to. Used by the extension to the data structures to include component information in the data file.

The type of component the property relates to.

Returns the type of the component the property relates to. Values include; Hardware, Software, Browser and Crawler.

Returns true if the property is available in the CMS data set.

Returns true if the property is only available in the Premium data set.

Returns a list of possible values the property can have.

Returns true if the property is mandatory and should be returned for every device.

Returns true if the property is a list type and multiple values will be returned.

Returns true if the values associated with the property are suitable to be displayed. Will return false if they're numeric and do not generally present well when shown as a list.

Represents all device data and capabilities.

A list of handlers used to match devices.

Collection of all strings used by the provider.

Hashtable of all devices keyed on device hash code.

A list of string indexes used for user agent profile properties.

List of all the actual devices ignoring parents, or those children added to handle useragent strings.

Used to lock the list of devices during load.

A list of properties and associated values which can be returned by the provider and it's data source. Keyed on the string index of the property name.

The date and time the 1st data source used to create the provider was created.

Lock object used to create the embedded provider.

A static reference to a provider that contains the embedded device data.

The name of the data set the provider is using.

Constructs a new instance of .

Sets the property whose name is provided to relate to the component provided.

Name of the property to set. The type of component to relate the property to.

Sets the list of properties provided to the component.

List of properties to be set Component to set them to

Sets the component properties relate to to their default values. Used for data formats that don't include this information in the data file.

Find all the devices that match the request.

List of http headers associated with the request. The closest matching device.

Find all the devices that match the useragent string.

Useragent string associated with the mobile device. The closest matching device.

Use the HttpRequest fields to determine devices that match.

Collection of Http headers associated with the request. Handlers capable of finding devices for the request. The closest matching device or null if one can't be found.

Use the HttpRequest fields to determine devices that match.

The useragent string of the device being sought. Handlers capable of finding devices for the request. The closest matching device or null if one can't be found.

Returns an array of handlers that will be supported by the request. Is used when a request is available so that header fields other than Useragent can also be used in matching. For example; the Useragent Profile fields.

Collection of Http headers associated with the request. An array of handlers able to match the request.

Adds the handler to the list of handlers if the handler's confidence is higher than or equal to the current highest handler confidence.

Highest confidence value to far. List of handlers. Handler to be considered for adding. The new highest confidence value.

Records the device in the indexes used by the API. If a device with the same ID already exists the previous one is overwritten. The device is also assigned to a handler based on the useragent, and supported root devices of the handler.

The new device being added.

Returns the main user agent string for the request.

Collection of Http headers associated with the request. The main user agent string for the request

Used to check other header fields in case a device user agent is being used and returns the devices useragent string.

Collection of Http headers associated with the request. The useragent string of the device.

Returns the closest matching device from the result set to the target userAgent.

The result set to find a device from. Target useragent. The closest matching result.

Using the unique device id returns the device. Very quick return when the device id is known.

Unique internal ID of the device. BaseDeviceInfo object.

Gets an array of handlers that will support the useragent string.

Useragent string associated with the HTTP request. A list of all handlers that can handle this device.

Gets an array of devices that match this useragent string.

Useragent string associated with the device to be found. An array of matching devices.

Gets the closest matching result for the headers.

Collection of HTTP headers associated with the request. The closest matching result.

Gets the closest matching device based on the HTTP headers.

Collection of Http headers associated with the request. The closest matching device.

Returns the closest matching result for the user agent provided.

Useragent string associated with the device to be found. The closest matching result.

Gets the single most likely device to match the useragent provided.

Useragent string associated with the device to be found. The closest matching device.

Returns all the devices that match the property and value passed into the method.

The property required. The value the property must contain to be matched. A list of matching devices. An empty list will be returned if no matching devices are found.

Returns a list of devices based on the profile id provided.

The profile id of the devices required. A list of matching devices. An empty list will be returned if no matching devices are found.

A list of handlers being used by the provider.

Returns a list of all devices available to the provider which have properties assigned to them. This is needed to ignore devices which are only present to represent a useragent and do not have any properties assigned to them.

Returns the a provider initialised with the data contained in the device data file embedded in the assembly.

A list of properties and associated values which can be returned by the provider and it's data source. Keyed on the string index of the property name.

Returns the date and time the data used to create the provider was published.

Returns the name of the data set used to create the provider.

Returns a list of the string indexes for user agent profile properties.

Possible components properties can be related to.

Class used to manipulate a user agent profile url.

Removes any speech marks from the user agent profile url string.

A possible value associated with a property.

Lock used when calculating the devices associated with the value.

The property the value is associted with.

A list of devices associated with the value.

Constructs an instance of .

The property the value is associated with. The string name.

Constructs an instance of .

The property the value is associated with. The string name. The description of the name.

Constructs an instance of .

The property the value is associated with. The string name. The description of the name. An optional URL linking to more information about the name.

Compares this instance with another.

An object of type PropertyValue

Returns the property the value is associated with.

Returns a list of devices associated with the value.

Represents a device and holds all its settings.

Creates an instance of .

User agent string used to identify this device. A unique Identifier of the device. A reference to the complete index of devices.

Creates an instance of .

A unique Identifier of the device. A reference to the complete index of devices.

Gets the capability values index list for the static Strings collection for this device based on the index of the capability name.

Capability name index. Capability index value in the String collection, or null if the capability does not exist.

Gets the list of capabilities as a pipe seperated string.

Checks if another DeviceInfo is equal to this one.

Other DeviceInfo. True if the object instances are the same.

Used to read the handlers information from the xml source.

Passed an xml string and returns a list of handlers.

Passed an open XML reader and returns a list of handlers.

Processes the current handler and adds it to the list of handlers.

The list of all handers to be added to. The current handler object. The XML stream reader.

Adds the segments to the regular expression handler.

Regular expression handler. The XML stream reader.

Returns a list of regexs used to evaluate the handler to see if it can be used to handle the requested useragent.

The XML stream reader. A list of regexes.

Creates a new handler based on the attributes of the current element.

The XML stream reader. The provider the handler will be associated with. A new handler object.

Constains all methods needed to process the xmls file.

Creates a new provider and adds the data from the streams to the provider.

Array of stream readers.

Creates a new provider and adds the xml files specified to the provider.

List of files to be processed.

Adds the xml files provided to the provider. If the file is compressed it will be uncompressed before being processed because the reader needs to be able to seek within the file which is not possible with compressed file access.

The provider to be modified. List of files to be processed.

Reads the content of one stream into another.

The forward only stream to read from. The preallocated memory buffer to read from. The destination stream to write data to.

Adds the data from the streams to the provider.

Array of stream readers. The provider to be modified.

Returns XML settings that allows the xml streams to be processed without errors.

XMLReaderSettings

Processes the properties manifest section of the xml.

Provider to have data loaded into. XmlReader for the source data stream.

Processes the xml header section.

Provider to have data loaded into. XmlReader for the source data stream. Returns true if the headers elements are processed correctly.

Uses the xml reader to load data into the provider.

Provider to have data loaded into. XmlReader for the source data stream.

Processes the XML element containing the device attributes.

A list of loaded devices. The XML stream readers. An empty device.

Represents Xml exceptions.

Initializes a new instance of

The human readable message explaining the exception.

Initializes a new instance of

The human readable message explaining the exception. The exception that caused the new one.

Initializes a new instance of

Class used to convert a HttpRequest into a single long value that is almost unique for the requesting device. Two devices that share the same external IP address and HTTP headers will calculate to the same long value so it may not always be unique. The number of handsets that fall into this category should be sufficiently small enough for it not to present a practical problem. The date and time the request was received is also recorded to enable out of date records to be removed from the list.

Creates a new empty instance of class.

Constructs a new instance of class. Copies the values of the provided to the new instance.

If the IP address is IPv4 (4 bytes) then use the ip address as the high order bytes of the value and the hashcode as the low order bytes. If the IP address is IPv6 (8 bytes) then covert the bytes to a 64 bit integer. If anything else which we can't imagine use a hashcode of the string value.

Adds the hashcode of the relevent header fields as the low order bytes of the array.

Buffer used to set the bytes. HttpRequest to calculate a hashcode from.

Compares one request to another to determine if they are the same.

The object being compared. If the object contains the same value as this instance.

The unique key for the device.

The date and device was last seen as active expressed as a long value.

The date and device was last seen as active expressed as a DateTime value.

Constants used by the binary file format.

The name of the embedded resource containing the Lite device data compiled into the assembly.

The format version of the binary data contained in the file header. This much match with the data file for the file to be read.

Array of file locations to check for configuration information.

Contains information for all filters of a location element in the web.config file.

Used as the internal unique key when the property is empty or null.

Gets or sets the name of the property.

Gets or sets the expression to be used to determine a match.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether this filter should be used.

Contains information for all location specified in the web.config file.

Creates a new instance of .

Get the element key. Check for empty strings and return null to avoid a problem with the defaultvalue property of the key element becoming an empty string and causing a duplicate key exception within .NET.

Adds a new filter to the location collection.

Used as the internal unique key when the name is empty or null.

Gets or sets the unique name of the redirection element.

Gets or sets the url of the webpage

A regular expression used to find macthing elements of the original URL associated with the request.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether this homepage should be used.

A collection of objects. This class cannot be inherited.

Creates a new for the collection

Adds a new element to the collection.

Element to be added.

Removes all elements from the configuration.

A collection of . This class cannot be inherited.

Creates a new instance of .

Gets the element key value.

Add element to the base collection.

Gets the index of the specific element inside the collection.

a to locate in the the collection. The index of the element in the collection. thrown if equals null.

Add element into the collection.

a to add to the collection. thrown if equals null.

Removes a from the collection.

a to remove from the collection. thrown if equals null.

Removes a at the specified index location.

Index of the element to remove in the collection. Thrown if is less than zero or bigger than the number of indexes on the collections.

Removes a from the collection.

Url of the element in the collection to remove. thrown if equals null.

Removes all configuration elements from the collection.

Gets or sets the .

Used in the web.config to provide Urls and refresh periods to automatically update application data files such as 51Degrees.mobi data files.

Gets or sets the url.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether this url should be used.

Module used to enhance mobile browser information and detect and redirect mobile devices accessing non-mobile web pages.

Class responsible for handling redirection based on predefined rules.

Used to lock the initialisation of static fields.

Indicates if static field initialisation has been completed.

If set to true only the first eligable request received by the web site will be redirected to the mobile landing page contained in _mobileRedirectUrl.

The number of minutes that should elapse before the record of previous access for the device should be removed from all possible storage mechanisims.

The login url for forms authentication.

A collection of homepages that could be used for redirection. Evaluated before the _mobileHomePageUrl value is used. Initialised from the web.config file when the module is created.

The URL to use to redirect a mobile device accessing a non mobile web page to. Initialised from the web.config file when the module is created.

A regular expression that when applied to the current request Path (context.Request.AppRelativeCurrentExecutionFilePath) will return true if it should be considered a mobile page. Use this attribute to tell redirection about mobile pages derived from base classes such as System.Web.UI.Page. Redirection needs to be aware of mobile pages so that requests to these pages can be ignored. Any page that derives from System.Web.UI.MobileControls.MobilePage will automatically be treated as a mobile page irrespective of this attribute. (Optional)

If set to true the original URL of the request is added to the redirected querystring in a paramter called origUrl.

If set to true redirection is enabled.

The request history provider to use with the redirect module.

Class used to record new devices.

Initiliases the HttpMobile registering this modules interest in all new requests and handler mappings.

HttpApplication object for the web application.

Registers the event handlers if they've not done so already.

HttpApplication object for the web application.

Initialises the static fields.

Record the original requesting URL.

HttpApplication related to the request. EventArgs related to the event. Not used.

If the handler assigned to the request isn't a mobile one and the browser that is accessing the page is a wireless device then redirect the browser to the mobile home page for the site. The redirect is done through the resposne to ensure a fresh request is made to the server.

HttpApplication related to the request. EventArgs related to the event. Not used.

Returns true if the current handler relates to a mobile web page.

The context associated with the Http request.

Determines if this is the first request received from the device assuming first request only is set in the configuration.

Context of the request. True if this request is the first from the device. Otherwise false.

Determines if this is the first request received from the device.

Context of the request. True if the first time routine is allowed to use response cookies. True if this request is the first from the device. Otherwise false.

Sends any queued data and records the module being disposed if debug enabled.

Record the new device if we're as certain as we can be that it is not one we've processed already.

Context of the request.

Returns the Url stored in the context when the request first began before other modules may have changed it. If not available returns the Url using the current request value.

The Context of the request. The original Url of the request.

Evaluates the location that should be used when redirecting the requesting context. If the locations collection does not provide a location then the mobile home page url will be used only if the device is a mobile.

Context of the request. The url to redirect the request to, if any.

Gets the name of the currently active location if one is being used. Only used for debugging.

Context of the request. The name of the location.

Returns the location object to be used for the request if any.

Context of the request. Null if no location available, or the location object.

Returns true if the request should be redirected.

The HttpContext of the request. True if the request should be redirected.

Checks the page being requested to determine if it is eligable for redirection. The mobile home page and the forms authentication login page are restricted from redirection. If the response is already being redirected it should be ignored.

The context of the request. True if the page is restricted from being redirected.

Determines if this is the first request received from the device. Should only be called once pre request.

Context of the request. True is the method is allowed to use cookies. True if this request is the first from the device. Otherwise false.

Returns a long value representing the expiry date time to be used for the current request.

Sets the session key to the expiry time for the current device.

Removes the cookie from the browser by setting it's expiry time to a date in the past.

The context of the request. The already accessed cookie.

Sets the response cookie expiry time.

The context of the request. The already accessed cookie.

Records in the session (if present) and in a cookie the requesting devices first request. This ensures subsequent calls to IsFirstTime return the correct value.

True if response cookies can be used. The context of the request.

Checks the value is contained in the array.

Value string. Array of strings to be checked against. True if the string is present. False if not.

Checks the array of page types to determine if the type past into the method is in the array. Also checks basetypes where available.

The type to be checked. True is the request relates to a page.

Returns true if the request relates to a handler that relates to web page.

The context associated with the Http request.

Checks the type to see if it's one that matches a mobile web page.

Type of class to check. True if the type is a mobile web page.

Checks to see if the regular expression provided matches either the relative executing path or the Url of the request.

The HttpContext to be checked. True if this request should be considered associated with a page designed for mobile.

Used to lock the initialisation of static fields.

Indicates if static initialisation has been completed.

Collection of client targets used by the application with the key field representing the alias and the value the useragent.

Initialises the device detection module.

HttpApplication object for the web application.

Initiliases the HttpModule registering this modules interest in all new requests and handler mappings.

HttpApplication object for the web application.

Initialises the static fields.

If the handler is a MobilePage then ensure a compaitable textwriter will be used.

HttpApplication related to the request. EventArgs related to the event. Not used.

Ensures the PreInit event of the page is processed by the module to override capabilities associated with a client target specification.

HttpApplication related to the request. EventArgs related to the event. Not used.

Override the capabilities assigned to the request.

HttpApplication related to the request. EventArgs related to the event. Not used.

Before the page initialises make sure the latest browser capabilities are available if a client target has been specified.

Page associated with the request. Event arguements.

Gets the client target section from the configuration if the security level allows this method to be used. Will fail in medium trust environments.

Gets a list of the client target names configured for the application. Will return null if either target names are not defined or unrestricted security access is not available.

A list of client target names.

Adds the capabilities provided into the existing dictionary of capabilities already assigned by Microsoft.

If this device is not already using our mobile capabilities then check to see if it's a mobile. If we think it's a mobile or .NET thinks it's not the same type of device then override the current capabilities.

to be tested and overridden.

Adds new capabilities for the useragent provided rather than the request details provided in the request paramters.

The request who's capabilities collection should be updated. The useragent string of the device requiring capabilities to be added.

Records the module being disposed if debug enabled.

Used to create the Capabilities collection based on the input like user agent string.

Cache for mobile capabilities. Items are removed approx. 60 minutes after the last time they were used.

Lock used when

Used to obtain the mobile capabilities for the request or user agent string from the device data source provided.

The background timer used to update device data.

Forces the factory to update current ActiveProvider with new data.

Creates a new class based on the useragent string provided.

The useragent for the device.

Creates a new class based on the HttpHeaders collection provided.

A collection of Http headers from the device. Capabilities already determined by other sources. A new mobile capabilities

Creates a new class based on the context of the requesting device.

HttpRequest from the device. Capabilities already determined by other sources. A new mobile capabilities

Returns a single instance of the MobileCapabilities class used to provide capabilities to enhance the request.

Returns the instance being used by the factory.

Settings for automatic redirection of mobile devices.

Default constructor for an instance of

Returns the XML that needs to be written to the configuration file.

Simple settings to remove the declaration.

Returns true if the functionality of is enabled.

A file used to store the details of devices that have previously accessed the web site to determine if they're making a subsequent request. Needed to ensure multiple worker processes have a consistent view of previous activity. (Optional – random behaviour will be experienced if not specified on web sites with more than one worker processes)

The number of minutes of inactivity that should occur before the requesting device should be treated as making a new request to the web site for the purposes of redirection. If the session is available the session timeout will be used and override this value. (Optional - defaults to 20 minutes)

If set to true only the first request received by the web site is redirected to the mobileUrl when the site is accessed from a mobile device. (Optional – defaults to true)

This attribute is used when redirecting to a mobile home page. If set to true the original URL will be encoded and set as the query string for the . (Optional – defaults to false)

Previously mobileRedirectUrl under the mobile/toolkit element. A url to direct mobile devices to instead of the normal web sites landing page. (Optional)

A regular expression used to identify pages on the web site that are designed for mobile phones. Any page that derives from System.Web.UI.MobileControls.MobilePage will automatically be treated as a mobile page. Use this attribute to tell redirection about mobile pages derived from other base classes such as System.Web.UI.Page. The value is evaluated against the HttpRequests AppRelativeCurrentExecutionFilePath and Url properties. Redirection needs to be aware of mobile pages so that requests to these pages can be ignored. (Optional)

An optional collection of homepages that uses regular expressions to see if a mobile device should be redirected to one of these pages. A device is defined in terms of the manufacturer and model.

Utility methods for handling common configuration tasks such as converting virutal to physical paths, or retrieving configuration sections.

This class should not be used in developers code.

Lists of files to use as machine config file sources.

Gets the path to the machine config file. If medium trust is enabled the call will fail and web.config should be used.

Has to be a seperate method incase a medium trust security exception is generated.

Returns a real path from a virtiual path.

Returns the configuration section relating to the name provided. If the section is present in the web.config file this location is used. If it's present in the alternative configuration file then it will be return from there.

The name of the section to be returned. True if the section is mandatary. Thrown if the section does not exist and the section is mandatory. The configuration section requested.

Sets the section name in the first valid configuration file to the value contained in the section.

Checks to determine if the group contains the section name requested.

Sets the section name in the first valid alternative configuration file to the value contained in the section.

Replaces an existing section with the name provided with a new one.

The definintion of the section. The configuration it's being replaced within.

The this[] property has been changed to also check the 51Degrees.mobi capabilities before returning a value if the capability has not been found in the standard collection.

Note: The OBSOLETE_SUPPORT pre-compilation directive should be set if support is needed for SharePoint or other applications that expect the Request.Browser property to return an object of type . A reference will need to be added to the project to System.Web.Mobile. This module has been marked obsolete by Microsoft but is still used by SharePoint 2010. Because it is marked obsolete we decided not to require developers have to reference System.Web.Mobile.

Constructs an instance of

Capabilities provided by Microsoft. New capabilities provided by 51Degrees.mobi. Can not be null.

Returns the 51Degrees.mobi list if it exists. It should always exist if this class is being used.

Returns the value for the property key from the standard collection of capabilities provided by Microsoft. If a value is not found 51Degrees.mobi properties are checked using first a case sensitive, and then insensitive match.

The capability key being sought. The value of the key, otherwise null.

Contains major matching algorithms used by the solution.

Measures the amount of difference between two strings using the Levenshtein Distance algorithm. This implementation uses a modified version of the pseudo code found at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Levenshtein_distance. The logic has been modified to ignore string comparisions that will return a value greater than the lowest one found so far. This significantly improves performance as we can determine earlier if there is any point completing the calculation.

1st string to compare. 2nd string to compare. The maximum value we're interested in. Anything higher can be ignored.

Preallocated memory for the calculation. 1st string to compare. 2nd string to compare. The maximum value we're interested in. Anything higher can be ignored.

Examines each string in the list to find the one that has the highest number of initial matching characters. If only one is found this is returned. If more than one have the same number of matches are found further analysis is performed on the non matching parts or string tails.

userAgent to be found list of possible devices to match against The closest matching result

Contains a device matched via a handler.

Gets the first value for the property.

Name of the property to be returned. Value of the property.

Returns a list of the string values for the property.

Name of the property to be returned. List of values for the property.

Returns a sorted list containing all the property values for the the result.

Sets the secondary device if one has been detected.

Adds the device properties to the collection.

Collection to have properties added to.

The string index of the property name. Capability index value in the String collection, or null if the capability does not exist.

Returns the string index of the first element in the collection.

The string index of the property name. Capability index value in the String collection, or -1 if the capability does not exist.

Returns a list of the string values for the property index string provided.

The string index of the property name. A list of string values.

If there are two devices, both a primary and secondary device, this method works out which one should be used to return the property value.

The string index of the property being sought. The device that should be used to provide the property.

Compare this instance to another.

Instance for comparison. Zero if equal. 1 if higher or -1 if lower.

The confidence of the result.

The edit distant indicator for the result.

The score for the result.

The device found from the user agent provided by the requesting information.

The device found using the UserAgent header User-Agent.

The device found using a secondary HTTP header. See

The handler used to obtain the result.

IP Addresses of local host device.

The content of fields in this array should not be included in the request information information sent to 51degrees.

Provides the content as XML for the HttpRequest.

HttpRequest containing the required information. The amount of detail to provided. byte array in XML string form of request content.

Provides the content as XML for the HttpRequest.

HttpRequest containing the required information. The amount of detail to provided. True if only a fragment should be returned, otherwise false for a document. byte array in XML string form of request content.

Returns true if the request is from the local host IP address.

The IP address to be checked. True if from the local host IP address.

Writes details about the host IP address.

Returns true if the field provided is one that should not have it's contents sent to 51degrees for consideration a device matching piece of information.

The name of the Http header field. True if the field should be passed as blank.

Writes details about the assembly to the output stream.

Writer an XML header element with no value content.

Writer for the output stream. Name of the header.

Writes an XML header element with a value using CData.

Writer for the output stream. Name of the header. Value of the header.

Provides the xml writer settings.

Creates a new configuration instance checking for fresh data.

Configuration settings for the log file creation and detail.

Returns true if the functionality of is enabled.

Log file used by Log class to record events. If not provided no logging will occur.

The level to use when writing log entries. Valid values are: Debug Info Warn Fatal

Optional attribute activityLogDirectory.

If specified log files for page activity will be output to this directory. Unlike IIS log files the mobile number and mobile device information will also be included. Files will be written for each UTC day in the format YYYYMMDD.txt.

Device detection handler using the EditDistance method of matching devices.

Device detection handler using the reduced initial string method. The first part of the strings are checked to determine a match.

Constucts an instance of .

The regular expression used to determine the first X characters to check of the string.

Waits until the time has elapsed, or the process has signaled complete.

Returns the next device in the queue to be checked.

Tells the waiting main thread that this worker thread has finished.

Takes a handler and returns a queue containing the userAgent strings. Ensures a lock is obtained on the handler before creating the queue to avoid another thread accessing or changing content at the same time.

Handler containing devices. A queue of devices.

Returns the number of threads

A simple countdown singalling class. Used to co-ordinate processing across multiple threads.

Blocks the current thread until the timeout has passed or the object is signalled.

Represents all the results found for the detection.

Constructs an instance of the result class.

Initial device to be added. Handler to be associated with the device. The score associated with the result. The target user agent.

Adds a result to the result set.

Initial device to be added. Handler to be associated with the device. The score associated with the result. The target user agent.

Adds a range of devices to the results, all associated with the handler provided.

Array of all devices to be added. Handler to be associated with the devices. The score associated with the result. The target user agent.

Used to manipulate user agent strings prior to matching.

Create the regular expressions that are used to filter out common problems with useragent strings.

Check the user agent string for common errors that hinder matching.

A useragent string to be cleaned. A cleaned useragent string.

Filter used to identify a section of a user agent to be replaced.

Constructs a new instance of .

Regular expression to use for the replace. String to use to replace.

Processes the useragent passed returning a clean string.

User agent string to clean. Returns a clearned user agent string.

Utility class, contains implementation for logging support.

This class should not be used in developers code.

This is the base class for recording messages in text files. The write operation to file occurs outside of the current thread ensuring minimal impact on performance. If the process completes before the thread has finished writing it is possible that some messages will not be written. This is by design.

This class should not be used in developers code.

An internal object used for synchronising access to the message queue.

An internal object used to synchronising access to the log file.

The message queue to use to record log entries.

Set to true if the message writing thread is running.

The main loop for the log file thread.

Returns true if the message queue is empty.

Makes sure the logging thread is running and then writes the message to the queue of messages to be serviced.

The message to be written to the log file.

Returns the full path to the file to be written to.

Used to lock during the creation of the log level parameter and instance.

An instance of the event log.

Set to minus 1 to ensure value loaded correctly from web.config file when the application starts.

The process id for the application.

The file name for the log file.

Records a debug exception in the log file if debug logging is enabled.

The exception to be recorded in the log file.

Records an info exception in the log file if info logging is enabled.

The exception to be recorded in the log file.

Records a warn exception in the log file if warn logging is enabled.

The exception to be recorded in the log file.

Records a fatal exception in the log file if fatal logging is enabled.

The exception to be recorded in the log file.

Records the message in the log file if debug logging is enabled.

The text message to record in the log file.

Records the message in the log file if info logging is enabled.

The text message to record in the log file.

Records the message in the log file if warn logging is enabled.

The text message to record in the log file.

Records the message in the log file if fatal logging is enabled.

The text message to record in the log file.

Writes the level and message to the log file including the current time and process id.

The level of the message. Values include debug, info, warn and fatal. The message string to be written.

An internal reference to the current static instance of the class.

If a log file section has been added to the web.config then return the log file path specified.

Determines if this filter matches the requesting device.

Context of the requesting device. True if the capability matches, otherwise false.

Returns the value for the property requested.

The property name to be returned. The context associated with the request.

Checks the properties of the HttpBrowserCapabilities instance passed into the method for the property name contained in the property parameters string value.

Property name to be found. Capabilities collection to be used. If the property exists then return the associated value, otherwise null.

Checks the properties of the HttpRequest instance passed into the method for the property name contained in the property parameters string value.

Property name to be found. HttpRequest to be used. If the property exists then return the associated value, otherwise null.

Checks the items collection of the HttpContent instance passed into the method for the property name contained in the property parameters string value.

Property name to be found. HttpContext to be used. If the property exists then return the associated value, otherwise null.

Class used to record details of devices that have already accessed the mobile web site to determine if the request is the 1st one or a subsequent one.

The number of minutes that should elapse before the record of previous access for the device should be removed from all possible storage mechanisims.

Details about previous requests held in memory.

Checks to find out if the device associated with the HttpRequest has already been seen by the application. Always returns false if the sync file has not been specified.

HttpRequest to be checked. True if the device associated with the request has been seen.

Adds this device request to the previous devices list.

HttpRequest of the device.

Removes this device request from the previous devices list.

HttpRequest of the device.

Checks to determine if new records need to be processed and if so loads them into memory.

Adds the current request record to the file containing details of all the available requests.

Record of the request to be set.

Opens the file for read and if an exception is thrown will return null rather than the exception.

If the last time the devices file was serviced to remove old entries is older than 1 minute start a thread to service the devices file and remove old entries. If the redirect timeout is 0 indicating infinite then nothing should be purged.

Removes entries from the memory version and sync file that are older than the purgeDate specified.

Date as a long used to determine if a request history record is old and can be removed.

Read the records that should be retained in the sync file.

Stream for the sync file. Date before which records should be removed.

Contains details of the previous devices held in the request history.

Constants used to control major aspects of redirection.

The default path to use for the binary data file.

The preferred name of the licence key file.

The character used to seperate property values when concatenated as a single string.

The character used to seperate profile integer values in the device id.

The key used to identify the list of 51Degrees.mobi properties in the capabilities collection of the HttpBrowserCapabilities class.

The length of time taken to locate the device returned. This property is set in the MobileCapabilities class and is not part of the Providers.

The confidence of the results found.

The difference between the user agent requested and the one found.

The name of the unique property key used to return the device id.

A regular expression used to valid licence key formats.

If premium data is being used with Foundation the licence key can be provided in the following constant or in a file with the extension .lic in the bin folder.

The URL to use to get the latest device data from if a Premium licence key is provided.

Length of time in ms the new devices thread should wait for a response from the web server used to record new device information.

The maximum number of continous timeouts that are allowed before the new device function is disabled.

Forces the useragent matcher to use a single thread if multiple processors are available.

Improves performance of segment handlers by storing the results of useragent segment matches to improve performance at the expense of memory consumption. Set this to false to reduce memory consumption.

The Http header field that contains the user agent.

The URL usage sharing information should be sent to.

The detail that should be provided relating to new devices.

The number of requests that should be held in the queue before transmission.

The length of time to wait before starting the auto update process. Set to zero to disable auto update.

The length of time to wait before checking for a newer version of the device data file.

The length of time to sleep before checking for new device data again.

The length of time to wait before setting the local data file check process.

The length of time between local data file checks.

Array of HTTP headers that represent the useragent string of the device rather than the browser.

The name of the property which contains the user agent profile.

Extensions to indicate a file is compressed.

A list of properties to exclude from the AllProperties results.

An array of default values for properties where they can't be found and a value must be provided.

A collection of string indexes.

Sets the capabilityName and Value in the collection.

Name of the capability being set. Values of the capability being set.

Sets the capabilityName and Value in the collection.

String index of the capability being set. Value of the capability being set.

Checks the other Collection object instance contains identical keys and values as this one.

Other Collection object. True if the object instances contain the same values.

Uses a reduced initial string matching routine to determine the results.

The useragent to be matched. The handler performing the match. The number of characters that need to be the same at the begining of the string for a match to have occurred. All the devices that matched.

Checks to see if the current device or the useragent string contain each other at the start.

The useragent being searched for. Reference to the best matching device so far. The maximum number of characters that have matched in the search so far. The current device being checked for a match.

Returns the closest match to the userAgent string from the queue of possible values.

userAgent being matched the handler associated with the matching request best match userAgent

Device detection handler using regular expressions to segment strings before matching specific segments.

A list of segments to be found and matched by the handler.

Lock used to add new segments to the device.

Returns true if the handler can match the requests useragent string and at least one valid segment ise returned as a segment.

Returns segments for the index specified checking in the stored results first if the StoreSegmentResults constant is enabled.

The source useragent string. The index of the regular expression to use to get the segments. The list of matching segments.

Returns the segments from the source string. Where a segment returns nothing a single empty segment will be added.

A list of the regular expressions used to create segments.

Contains regular expression and weight to apply to each segment of the user agent string.

Constructs a new instance of .

The regular expression for the segment. The relative weight to apply to the segment.

The regular expression to use to get the segment.

The weight that should be given to the segment. The lower the number the greater the significance.

Rather than store a copy of every string held in the data files a list of strings is used and the index of the string is held in the data classes.

Index containing the hashcode of the string as the index and either the index in the _values list as the value or a list of values that match the hashcode. It is possible for several different values to share the same hashcode.

All the strings used in the 51Degrees.mobi file are held in this stack.

Adds a new string value to the list of strings. If the value already exists then it's index is returned. If it doesn't then a new entry is added.

String value to add. Index of the string in the _values list. Used the Get method to retrieve the string value later.

Returns the string at the index position provided. If the index is invalid then return null.

Index of string required. String value at the specified index.

Adds a value to the list and returns it's index in the list.

Gets the index of the value and hashcode. The hashcode is provided to avoid calculating when it already exists from the string.

The value who's index is required from the list. The hashcode of the value. The integer index of the string value in the list, otherwise -1.

The number of items in the list.

Enhanced mobile capabilities assigned to mobile devices.

Instance of the provider to use with this class.

Constructs a new instance of .

Data provider to use with this capabilities provider.

Creates a dictionary of capabilites for the requesting device.

A collection of Http headers from the device. The current capabilities assigned by .NET. A dictionary of capabilities for the request.

Creates a dictionary of capabilites for the useragent string.

The useragent string associated with the device. A dictionary of capabilities for the request.

Initialises the IDictionary of capabilities.

Sets static capabilities used by mobile controls.

Dictionary of capabilities to be changed.

Updates the capabilities used by Microsoft's implementation of the HttpBrowserCapabilities class to control the property values it returns. Only properties exposed by FiftyOneBrowserCapabilities are overriden by this method.

Dictionary of capabilities to be enhanced. Dictionary of existing capabilities for the device. The match result to use for the enhancement.

Returns true if the device supports tables.

The match result for the current request.

Sets the version using a regular expression to find numeric segments of the provided version string. If the version already exists in the new dictionary of capabilities a new value will not be written.

Returns true if the device supports callbacks from the browser.

The match result for the current request. True if callback is supported.

Returns version 1.0 if DOM is supported based on Ajax being supported, otherwise returns false.

The match result for the current request. The current value of the property. 1.0, 0.0 or the current value.

If the device indicates javascript support then return true.

The match result for the current request. True if javascript is supported.

Get the javascript version or null if not provided or invalid.

The match result for the current request.

If the data set does not contain the IsCrawler property null is returned. If it is present and contains the value true or false then a value is returned.

The match result for the current request.

Compares two lists to see if they contain at least one value that is the same.

Returns the number of bits per pixel as a long, or 16 if not found.

The match result for the current request.

Returns the current capabilities value if it exists, otherwise uses the provided default values.

The property key to be returned. The current capabilities found by .NET. A default value.

Returns the default value for the key to use if one can not be found.

The property key to be returned. The hardcoded default value.

Sets the javascript boolean string in the capabilities dictionary.

Capabilities dictionary. The value of the jaavscript keys.

Sets the key in the capabilities dictionary to the object provided. If the key already exists the previous value is replaced. If not a new entry is added to the Dictionary.

Dictionary of capabilities to be changed. Key to be changed or added. New entry value.

Returns the class to use as a text writer for the output stream.

Dictionary of device capabilities. A string containing the text writer class name.

Returns the instance of the provider being used.

Class used to record new device details.

Sets the enabled state of the class.

Disposes of the queue and ensures everything is shutdown.

Adds the request details to the queue for processing by the background thread.

The request used to indentify the new device.

Provides the xml writer settings.

Sends all the data on the queue.

Returns a byte array containing the content of the request.

The current request. The level of detail to include.

Returns if the new device recording functionality is enabled.

The key in the Items collection of the requesting context used to store result of the is first time check.

The key in the Items collection of the requesting context used to store the Url originally requested by the browser.

The property name to use to access the original Url for the request.

The key in the Items collection of the requesting context used to store the home page Url for a possible redirection.

Set the UTC date and time that details of the device should be removed from all storage mechanisims.

Used to indicate the device has already accessed the web site.

Used to control if the already accessed cookie should be included in the response.

Full type names of classes representing mobile page handlers.

Full type names of classes representing standard page handlers.

Holds all constants and read only strings used throughout this library.

The top level element name used to enclose all other elements.

The element name of the properties section.

The element name of the header section.

Element name used to especify a property inside the xml file.

Element name used to specify a value inside the xml file.

Attribute name used to indicate if the property supports multiple values.

Attribute name used to indicate if the property is mandatory.

Attribute name used to indicate if the values are suitable to be shown to customers.

Attribute name used to indicate the description.

Attribute name used to indicate the url.

Element name used to specify all profiles inside the xml file.

Element names used to specify all handlers inside the xml file.

Element name used to specify a profile inside the xml file.

Attribute name used to specify a fall back inside the xml file.

Attribute name used to especify an id inside the xml file.

Attribute name used to especify a name inside the xml file.

The type of handler.

The relative confidence the handler should be given compare to others.

Attribute name used to determine if user agent profile should also be checked when matching HTTP headers.

Element name for a list of patterns which are supported by the handler.

Element name for a list of patterns which indicate the handler can't be used.

The tolerance to be used for the initial string match.

A collection os segment patterns and weights.

A specific segment to be used with a segmented handler.

Initial string used to indicate a regex element.

Attribute name used to provide a regular expression.

Attribute name used to provide the weight of an edit distance result.

Attribute name used to specify a user agent inside the xml file.

Attribute name used to specify a value inside the xml file.

Attribute name used to provide the date the XML file was published.

Attribute name used to provide the data set name in the XML when publishing.

The name of the element used to store the version of the data.

The name of the element used to store the copyright or licence.

The name of the element used to store each handler.

The default url to send customers to when they want to find out more and purchase.

The default name of the retailer.

Wraps a Foundation device exposing UI specific properties.

The device data properties are based on.

Constructs a new instance of based on the the core base device info passed into the method.

Constructs a caption removing any Unknown values.

Provides a list of all possible properties.

Returns true if the device is only available in the premium data set.

Returns true if the device is one that should be considered unknown.

Returns the caption for the device including only the software and browser details.

Returns the full caption of the device.

Returns the hardware caption for the device.

Returns the software caption for the device.

Returns the browser caption for the device.

Returns the seperate profile IDs for the device.

Returns the name of the device.

Returns the device ID.

Returns the hardware vendor.

Returns the hardware model.

Returns the hardware name.

Returns the content suitable for the search system.

Static class providing UI optimised methods for accessing device data.

Returns the device ID for the device matching the user agent provided.

Get the property for the name provided.

Returns properties based on the unique ID of the device.

Returns the first device which contains the profile ID passed.

Returns a device based on the hardware vendor and model seperated by a pipe sign.

Get any device which has the same hardware model as the one provided.

The device which others should relate to. A list of related devices.

Returns a list of devices that match the search value provided.

Determines if the two devices are identical.

Compares two different devices by name and returns the sort order for the list.

Returns a list of the hardware devices for the vendor requested.

Compares two device objects by hardware model.

Checks to determine if the list of properties are included in the matches list.

A list of properties to be compared

Returns the first property which matches the name provided.

List of properties. Property name required.

Returns the active provider for the factory.

Returns a list of those properties that relate to the device hardware.

Returns a list of the properties that relate to the software.

Returns a list of the properties that relate to the browser.

Returns a list of the properties that relate to the content.

Returns true if cms data is being used by the active provider.

Returns true if premium data is being used by the active provider. The number of available properties is used to determine if this is true.

Returns a list of all the devices.

Returns a list of the available hardware vendors.

A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc.

Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class.

Overrides the current thread's CurrentUICulture property for all resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class.

Looks up a localized string similar to Activate.

Looks up a localized string similar to <div class="{0}">{1} Data is active. Thank you.</div>.

Looks up a localized string similar to <p>Paste your data licence key into the textbox below. Select "Activate" to use the licence key with this web site.</p>.

Looks up a localized string similar to <div class="{0}"><p>The data source provided does not contain valid data.</p></div>.

Looks up a localized string similar to <div class="{0}"><p>The fiftyOne/detection element of the config file '{1}' could not be inserted. Please ensure the following text is present between the fiftyOne tags and try activating the licence key again.</p> <br/> <span style="margin-left: 0px !important;"> <code style="color: #000000;"><</code> <code><span style="color: #006699;"><strong>detection</strong></span></code>  <code style="color: #808080;">binaryFilePath</code> <code style="color: #000000;">=</code> <code style="color: blue [rest of string was truncated]";.

Looks up a localized string similar to <div class="{0}"> <p>The device data file '{1}' could not be saved. Check the user '{2}' has write access to the folder, or change the folder location to one with write access.</p> </div>.

Looks up a localized string similar to <div class="{0}"><p>The licence file '{1}' could not be written to this web sites bin folder '{2}'. Create a text file with the extension .lic and paste the licence key into the file. Save the text file in the bin folder.</p></div>.

Looks up a localized string similar to <div class="{0}"><p>Whoops. There was a problem activating the licence key or uploading premium data. We're unsure why this happened. Please <a href="http://51degrees.mobi/AboutUs/ContactUs.aspx">Contact Us</a> providing details of your web site implementation, relevent entries from your log file, and we'll try and help you.</p></div>.

Looks up a localized string similar to <div class="{0}"><p>We were unable to reach the 51Degrees.mobi licence validation web site at the host '{1}'. This could be for one of the following reasons.</p> <ul> <li> This web site is running in medium trust mode and the <a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.configuration.trustsection.originurl(v=VS.80).aspx">originUrl</a> attribute in the web.config does not allow access the host '{1}'. Change the originUrl to include '{1}'. Multiple host names can be seperated by | sign [rest of string was truncated]";.

Looks up a localized string similar to <div class="{0}"><p>The licence key provided failed validation. Please check the license key is validate with your reseller.</p></div>.

Looks up a localized string similar to <div class="{0}"><p>The data source provided could not be read from.</p></div>.

Looks up a localized string similar to <div class="{0}"><p>Success. Select the "Refresh" button to reload the web page and and start using Device Data. Note: There may be a short delay as the application restarts.</p></div>.

Looks up a localized string similar to Other Vendors.

Looks up a localized string similar to Other {0} Devices.

Looks up a localized string similar to <p>Use the (?) icons to find out more information about the property or value.</p>.

Looks up a localized string similar to <p>Select a model to view its capabilities along with the different browser and software combinations.</p>.

Looks up a localized string similar to <p>Select a hardware vendor to view the device models they produce.</p>.

Looks up a localized string similar to {0} Devices.

Looks up a localized string similar to http://51degrees.mobi/Products/DeviceData.

Looks up a localized string similar to Enter key word to search.

Looks up a localized string similar to Enter the key word in the pattern "Nokia N95". Single word pattern will check against both Vendor and Model..

Looks up a localized string similar to Select Model.

Looks up a localized string similar to Select Device Model from the selected Vendor ex: N95.

Looks up a localized string similar to Select Vendor.

Looks up a localized string similar to Select Device Vendor to search ex: Nokia.

Looks up a localized string similar to // constants to control animations

Looks up a localized string similar to function toggle(e, id, style) { var profile = document.getElementById(id); if (profile.style.display == 'block') { profile.style.display = 'none'; e.innerHTML = '+'; } else { profile.style.display = style; e.innerHTML = '-'; } }.

Looks up a localized string similar to UserAgent Test Results.

Looks up a localized string similar to <p>The list of properties and descriptions explain how to use the available device data. Use the [+] icon to display possible values associated with the property. Use the (?) icons to find out more information about the property or value.</p>.

Looks up a localized string similar to <h1 class="{heading}">Legend</h1> <p><strong>Property Fonts & Colours</strong></p> <p class="{property} {lite}" style="width:auto;float:none;">Property is included in <strong>both</strong> Lite and Premium data sets.</p> <p class="{property} {cms}" style="width:auto;float:none;">Property is included in both CMS and the Premium data sets, but not the Lite data set.</p> <p class="{property} {premium}" style="width:auto;float:none;">Property is included <strong>only</strong> in the Premium data sets.</ [rest of string was truncated]";.

Looks up a localized string similar to <h3>General</h3>.

Looks up a localized string similar to Hide.

Looks up a localized string similar to New Location.

Looks up a localized string similar to New.

Looks up a localized string similar to Remove.

Looks up a localized string similar to Reset.

Looks up a localized string similar to Show.

Looks up a localized string similar to Update.

Looks up a localized string similar to A file used to store the details of devices that have previously accessed the web site to determine if they're making a subsequent request. Needed to ensure multiple worker processes have a consistent view of previous activity. (Optional – random behaviour will be experienced if not specified on web sites with more than one worker processes). In Windows Azure this value becomes the name of devices cloud table that will be used instead of a file..

Looks up a localized string similar to If unchecked redirection will be disabled..

Looks up a localized string similar to Devices file must contain a valid file..

Looks up a localized string similar to Duplicate unique destination location names '{0}' are not allowed..

Looks up a localized string similar to Match expression must evaluate to a valid regular expression..

Looks up a localized string similar to Mobile home page regex must evaluate to a valid regular expression..

Looks up a localized string similar to Mobile home page URL must contain a valid absolute or relative URL..

Looks up a localized string similar to Name field must be provided..

Looks up a localized string similar to Timeout must be a numeric value greater than or equal to zero..

Looks up a localized string similar to The URL is not in a valid format..

Looks up a localized string similar to If set to true only the first request received by the web site is redirected to the mobileUrl when the site is accessed from a mobile device. (Optional – defaults to true).

Looks up a localized string similar to Devices File.

Looks up a localized string similar to Enabled.

Looks up a localized string similar to Filters.

Looks up a localized string similar to First Request Only.

Looks up a localized string similar to Match Expression.

Looks up a localized string similar to Mobile Home Page Url.

Looks up a localized string similar to Mobile Pages Regex.

Looks up a localized string similar to Original Url.

Looks up a localized string similar to Property.

Looks up a localized string similar to Redirect Url.

Looks up a localized string similar to Timeout.

Looks up a localized string similar to Unique Name.

Looks up a localized string similar to Value.

Looks up a localized string similar to A regular expression used to evaluate the value of the property. (Mandatory).

Looks up a localized string similar to The property of HttpRequest, HttpRequest.Browser or 51Degrees.mobi property to use when evaluating the matchExpression attribute. (Mandatory).

Looks up a localized string similar to The location element contains a collection of criteria or filters that all need to match for the location to be used..

Looks up a localized string similar to Can be used to provide a regular expression which will take the requesting URL as input match segments to be used in place of numeric parameters contained within {} in the url attribute. (Optional).

Looks up a localized string similar to A unique identifier for the location. Used for debugging in the log file.(Mandatory).

Looks up a localized string similar to <h3>Redirect Locations</h3>.

Looks up a localized string similar to URL of the redirect location to use if all the properties in the collection match. (Mandatory).

Looks up a localized string similar to A regular expression that when applied to the current request Path (context.Request.AppRelativeCurrentExecutionFilePath) or the requesting Urlwill return true if it should be considered a mobile page. Use this attribute to tell redirection about mobile pages derived from base classes such as System.Web.UI.Page. Redirection needs to be aware of mobile pages so that requests to these pages can be ignored. Any page that derives from System.Web.UI.MobileControls.MobilePage will automatically be treated as a m [rest of string was truncated]";.

Looks up a localized string similar to A URL to direct mobile devices to instead of the normal web sites landing page. Will be used after all the locations have been evaluated if one did not match and a mobile device is present. (Optional).

Looks up a localized string similar to If set to true the redirected URL will have the original requesting Url encoded and included as the origUrl query string parameter in the redirected Url. This will enable the mobile home page to determine the original requested resource providing the option to display a mobile friendly version. (Optional [but highly recommended] – defaults to false).

Looks up a localized string similar to The number of minutes of inactivity that should occur before the requesting device should be treated as making a new request to the web site for the purposes of redirection. If the session is available the session timeout will be used and override this value. (Optional -defaults to 20 minutes).

Looks up a localized string similar to <p>{0}</p><p>{1}</p>.

Looks up a localized string similar to <p>Exception updating configuration '{0}'.</p><p>Check the web sites application pool identity can modify the configuration files. If operating in a Medium trust environment switch to Full trust to complete the configuration changes.</p><p>Alternatively cut and paste the following XML into your configuration file.</p><p><code>{1}</code></p>.

Looks up a localized string similar to <p>Configuration updated successfully.</p><p>The application may need to be restarted for the redirection rules to become active.</p>.

Looks up a localized string similar to Refresh.

Looks up a localized string similar to Related Browser & Software Combinations.

Looks up a localized string similar to Search.

Looks up a localized string similar to Device Search: .

Looks up a localized string similar to <div class="{0}">There was a problem recording your share usage data preference. If the web site is operating in a medium trust environment or modify permission to the configuration file(s) is not granted to the application pool identity you will have to change this value in the configuration file manually. Find the fiftyOne/detection element in the config file and set the shareUsage attribute.</div>.

Looks up a localized string similar to <div class="{0}">We're sorry you've decided not to share usage data. We hope you'll reconsider as usage data helps us provide you a better product. Find out more <a href="http://51degrees.mobi/Support/FAQs/UsageData" target="_blank">here</a>.<br/>You may need to restart the web site for the change to become effective.</div>.

Looks up a localized string similar to Learn More.

Looks up a localized string similar to Share usage data with 51Degrees.mobi..

Looks up a localized string similar to <div class="{0}">Thank you for sharing usage data and helping improve this product.<br/>You may need to restart the web site for the change to become effective.</div>.

Looks up a localized string similar to http://51degrees.mobi/Support/FAQs/UsageData.

Looks up a localized string similar to <div class="{0}"><span>Data Version: <b>{1}</b></span> <span>Published: <b>{2:d}</b></span><span>Properties: <b>{3}</b></span></div>.

Looks up a localized string similar to Refresh Data.

Looks up a localized string similar to Show or hide available values.

Looks up a localized string similar to <p>Displaying the top {0} latest devices.</p>.

Looks up a localized string similar to <p>Thank you for using Lite device data from 51Degrees.mobi. You can now upgrade to Premium data whenever you want, giving you a range of benefits that include:</p> <p>- Automatically redirecting users to optimised web pages, enabling you to create separate sites for tablets, feature phones and smartphones.</p> <p>- Enhancing the IsMobile and Screen Size properties in Lite data with over 50 device properties including IsTablet, screen size in millimetres, vendor, model, platform details, input methods and [rest of string was truncated]";.

Looks up a localized string similar to Upload.

Looks up a localized string similar to <p>Alternatively upload a Premium data file using the "Browse" and "Upload" buttons below.</p>.

Looks up a localized string similar to Find Device.

Looks up a localized string similar to <p>Enter the User Agent String to test and press the Find Device button.</p>.

Looks up a localized string similar to Use the Browse button to select a Premium data file to upload..

Looks up a localized string similar to The licence key must only contain upper case alpha characters or numerics..

Looks up a localized string similar to A licence key must be entered..

The 51Degrees.mobi thumbnail logo.

A list of all properties that need to be present in Premium data.

List of properties included in the CMS product.

List of properties which are associated with the physical hardware.

List of properties associated with the operating system or software.

List of properties associated with the browser.

List of properties associated wtih the type of content the browser/device can display.

Constructs the static class setting the Premium property to include all the other string arrays.

Base control used to include common methods shared between activation with a licence key and uploading a data file.

The base user control containing common methods shared across controls.

Footer control used to display stats about the provider.

The container for the all controls in the user control.

Used to control if the logo is displayed, or not.

Controls if the footer appears showing the date published and if Lite or Premium data is being used.

Adds the legend to the list of controls.

Sets the CSS class of the control.

Displays the logo if requested and the footer.

Replaces all the standard tags in the source text with the values defined for the user control.

Replaces the tag with the value in the text provided.

The source string builder. Collection of tags and their new values. A string containing the altered text.

Adds the tag and replacement value to the list.

Adds a
to the controls.

Adds a label control to the panel provided, setting the label controls text to the value provided.

Control the label will be added to. The text that will appear in the label. The tooltip that will be displayed next to the label. A url for more information. The name of the anchor.

Adds a link control to the output for the value provided.

Panel the link should be added to. The tooltip that will be displayed next to the label. A url for more information.

Adds a plus toggle to the control, and then returns the control added.

The parent control. The CSS display style to apply when expanding. The control added.

Creates a new GET url containing the key and value parameters.

The parameter key. The parameter value. A new url containing the additional key and value parameters.

Returns a new url that will replace, or add a parameter to the one that is currently being used.

Existing list of parameters to be altered. The parameter key. The parameter value. A new url containing the parameters provided and the new key and value.

Returns a new url that will replace, or add a parameter to the one that is currently being used.

The root url to add parameters too. Existing list of parameters to be altered. A new url containing the parameters provided and the new key and value.

Returns a new url that will replace, or add a parameter to the one that is currently being used.

The root url to add parameters too. Existing list of parameters to be altered. A parameter key not to be removed from the list of parameters. A new url containing the parameters provided and the new key and value.

Returns a new url that will replace, or add a parameter to the one that was supplied.

The root url to add parameters too. Existing list of parameters to be altered. The parameter key. The parameter value. A new url containing the parameters provided and the new key and value.

Event handler that if present will be used by GetNewUrl to find the url.

Event handler that if present will be used by GetNewLabel when creating a label.

Controls whether the footer is displayed.

Used to determine if a 51Degrees.mobi logo is displayed in the top right hand corner of the control.

The css class used by each item in the control.

The css class used by a device image.

The css class used to display long lists of values.

The css class used by the default container.

The css class used by the devices container.

The css class used by the device container.

The css class used by the vendors container.

The css class to use when displaying hardware vendor.

The css class to use when displaying hardware model.

The css class to use when displaying hardware name.

The css class to use when displaying lite properties.

The css class to use when displaying CMS properties.

The css class to use when displaying premium properties.

The css class to use when displaying properties.

The css class to use when displaying values.

The css class to use when displaying descriptions.

The css class used to display the footer statistics.

Event handler used to create a label control for the item provided.

The container the control will be placed into. The text that will appear in the label. The tooltip that will be displayed next to the label. A url for more information.

Event handler used to enable the client to persist the parameters of a request into a URL format of its choosing.

Activates the data stream.

Stream being uploaded.

Activates the licence key and updates the user interface with the results.

The licence key to try activating.

Creates the activity results object with the correct information for use by a UI.

Error HTML displayed if the premium data is invalid.

Error HTML dispalyed in the configuration files can't be changed.

Error HTML displayed if the premium data file downloaded can't be written.

Error HTML displayed if the premium data licence file can't be written.

Error HTML displayed if there is a unknown problem with activation.

Error HTML displayed if the HTTP connection to get premium data can not be established.

Error HTML displayed if the licence key is invalid.

Error HTML displayed if the returned stream is not valid during activation.

Error HTML displayed on successful activation.

Controls if instruction messages are displayed.

Gets or sets the success css class for messages.

Gets or sets the error css class for messages.

Gets or sets the button css class for activation and refresh.

User control used to select a specific device.

Creates the models data list with all the possible models as the datasource.

Binds to a new list and retains the selected value.

Creates the new controls used by the device finder.

Saves the currently selected device id.

Loads the currently selected device id.

Sets the correct models list for the vendor.

Renders the current device caption.

Returns the currently selected vendor if any.

Gets a panel with all the image elements from a device within it.

Gets all device images in the order they should be shown in. Returns null if no images are available.

Gets an image control with mouse events required to rotate the image cycle on mouse over. Returns null if no image is available.

Gets a Literal control containing script to control image rotation.

A class to get image data from HardwareImages data. It gets the caption and the url as well as being able to sort images based on their caption.

An array of ordered captions that dictate what order an image should appear in.

Template used to display a device related to another one by a shared hardware platform.

Adds requirement controls to the container.

Container the template is being displayed in.

Template used to display device properties.

Adds requirement controls to the container.

Container the template is being displayed in.

Displays key stats about the active data provider.

Initialise the control.

The refresh button has been clicked, refresh the data.

Set the properties of the controls.

Displays the statistics about the provider.

Returns true if the refresh button should be visible.

Sets the Html for the control with the following replacable sections. {0} = CssClass {1} = Data type Lite / Premium {2} = Published data {3} = Count of available properties

The text that appears on the CSS button.

The css class used for the refresh button.

The css class used for the statistics literal control.

Used to display most popular devices. Won't work with lite data.

Handles the OnInit event.

Handles the OnPreRender event.

Returns true if there are images available for the device.

The device to be tested. True if images available, otherwise false.

Gets the value of the popularity property from a device.

Gets or sets what should be used for navigation url. If null the requesting url will be used.

Gets or sets how many devices to show devices to show.

Gets or sets if device images should be displayed. Defaults to true.

Gets the device that has been selected.

Gets or sets the description to be used at the top of the control.

Gets or sets the css class that will be used by the top devices control.

Gets a list of devices to show, ordering by popularity and returning only as many devices as necessary.

Used to order the list of devices to determine which ones are top.

EventHandler used to notify containers that the upload has completed.

The control instance generating the event. The results of the upload.

User Control to enable the uploading of a data file manually.

Initialises the child controls in the upload control.

Sets the visible status of the instruction messages.

Fired when the upload is completed.

Validates a file has been selected.

Error message displayed if the file provided is invalid.

Text used on the upload file button.

Fired when the upload has completed. Used to inform other controls the result of the upload.

Used to communicate to the users of the control the result of an upload or activate process.

Creates a new instance of ActivityResult.

Html to be displayed as the result of the upload. True is the upload was successfull, otherwise false.

Creates a new instance of ActivityResult.

Html to be displayed as the result of the upload.

True if the upload was successfull, otherwise false.

Template used to display a vendor from the data set.

Adds requirement controls to the container.

Container the template is being displayed in.

Template used to display a heading.

Constructs the template setting parameters that control the heading created.

Adds requirement controls to the container.

Container the template is being displayed in.

Template used to display a property from the dictionary.

Adds requirement controls to the container.

Container the template is being displayed in.

Class to test a user agent and display the resulting device.

Creates the new controls used by the user agent tester.

Controls if the device explorer is visible.

Gets or sets the text box css class for licence key entry.

Gets or sets the button css class for activation and refresh.

Instruction text to use with the control.

Button text to use with the control.

Used to explore the devices contained in the database. Won't work with Lite data.

Set the visibility of the data lists.

PreRenders one of the three available controls.

Gets models that safisfy search and vendor conditions.

Populates the panels with the information about the device.

Adds new controls and returns the number of actual values added.

Returns a literal with the heading.

Handles search box postback.

Creates a panel with search functionality, including text instructions, a text box and button

True if the given device's hardware matches the search terms.

An array of sub string populated from the initial search string. Every string must have a match for the device to be matched. The device being queried. Returns true if the device is a match.

Matches a search term against a device value.

A substring from the search. A value to match against. True if a match is found.

The user agent of the device to be displayed.

The caption of the results section if displayed.

The heading used to indicate a list of related devices.

The heading showing the list of devices for the vendor. The {0} tag is replaced with the vendor name.

The message shown on the back button when displayed on the screen showing the properties of a specific device. The {0} tag of the string is replaced with the vendor name.

The message shown on the back button when displayed on the screen showing models enabling the user to return to the list of vendors.

The message shown at the top of the control when models are displayed.

The message shown at the top of the control when vendors are displayed.

The message shown at the top of the control when device details are displayed.

Controls if navigating away from the set page is enabled.

The CssClass used to display the caption indicating the results of the user agent test.

The CssClass to be used by the back button.

The CssClass used by the search box.

The CssClass used by the search button.

The CssClass used by the search div.

The CssClass used by the search text.

Returns the XML resource with the headings for each property.

The vendor the user has selected.

The search term the user has created.

The device id to be displayed.

Model the user has selected.

Controls if the control will display device images.

Gets or sets how many devices should be displayed at once.

Gets or sets the instructions text to use with the device search.

Gets or sets the text to use on the device search button.

Displays a list of the available properties and values.

Renders the property to the data list control.

Creates the new literal control and adds it to the user control.

Adds html to the control displaying the upgrade message.

Determines the visible status of the legend text.

Manages the redirection element of the configuration.

Used to determine if the regex is a valid one.

Regex to be tested. True if the expression is valid, otherwise false.

Sets the error CssClass if an error is present.

Adds a new CssClass to any existing ones already present.

Constructs a new instance of the control.

Saves the controls data between requests.

The data object to be saved.

Loads the controls data from a previous request.

The previous data object.

Sets the fields based on the data strucuture loaded.

Initialise the controls.

Sets the final UI elements of the control.

The CssClass used for the general buttons area of the control.

The CssClass used for the basic fields areas of the the control.

The CssClass used for the locations area of the control.

The CssClass used for every other location row in the table.

The general button class used by the control.

The CssClass used when an error is displayed.

The CssClass used when a success message is displayed.

The CssClass used to display a label.

The CssClass used to display a drop down list.

The CssClass used to display a textbox.

The CssClass used to display a checkbox.

Control used to represent a filter assigned to a location. All filters need to match for the location to be used.

Class represents a location under the redirect control.

Represents a collection of locations in the control.

Initialise the controls.

Check for duplicate unique names for the location elements. If duplicates are found raise an error and ensure the list of offending controls is updated to mark in the returned UI.

Add any UI information to the controls.

This class displays simple HTML explaining why any upgraded is needed. The text the control displays can be altered in the resources file. Retailers and affiliates should provide this own values for the RetailerUrl and RetailerName to direct users to their eCommerce web sites. Affiliates should ensure their affiliate ID is included in the URL if using the 51Degrees.mobi eCommerce web site.

Creates the new literal control and adds it to the user control.

Adds html to the control displaying the upgrade message.

The url of the retailers web site.

The name of the retailer.

Display a user interface to enable the user to enter a Premium license key and upgrade Foundation to the premium product. If the fiftyOne/detection element does not exist in the configuration this element is added and the binaryFilePath set to "51Degrees-Premium.dat". The licence key will be written to a file called 51Degrees.mobi.lic in the bin folder. If the site is running in medium trust mode the operation will fail and a message will be displayed to the user. The control also contains a check box to enable / disable the sharing of usage information with 51Degrees.mobi.

Load the controls which will form the user interface.

Sets the visible status of the instruction messages.

Fired when the user presses the Activate button.

Displays the results to the user.

Displays the result of the share usage change.

Displays the results returned from an activation or an upload activity.

Used to refresh the page after the activation has been successful.

The url of the page that should be used to find out more about sharing usage information.

The text that should appear on the hyper link next to the share usage check box text.

Html used when the share usage value is set to true.

Html used when the share usage value is set to false.

Html used when an error is generated changing the share usage value.

Text used to inform user about sharing usage information.

Error HTML displayed if the premium data is invalid.

Error HTML dispalyed in the configuration files can't be changed.

Error HTML displayed if the premium data file downloaded can't be written.

Error HTML displayed if the premium data licence file can't be written.

Error HTML displayed if there is a unknown problem with activation.

Error HTML displayed if the HTTP connection to get premium data can not be established.

Error HTML displayed if the licence key is invalid.

Error HTML displayed if the returned stream is not valid during activation.

Error HTML displayed on successful activation.

Validation regex error message.

Activate button text.

HTML displayed when the premium data is activated.

Instruction HTML to activate premium data. Appears at the top of the control. Suppressed if InstructionsEnabled is set to false.

Errror message displayed if the licence key is not provided.

Error message displayed if the file provided is invalid.

Text used on the refresh button displayed after activation.

Text used on the upload file button.

Instruction HTML used in the middle of the control to explain how to upload data.

Gets or sets the hyper link css class for share usage.

Gets or sets the check box css class for share usaged check box.

Gets or sets the text box css class for licence key entry.

Gets or sets the button css class for activation and refresh.

Gets or sets the success css class for messages.

Gets or sets the error css class for messages.

The textbox used to capture the licence key.

The button used to activate the licence key.

The upload control used to upload data.

Controls whether the share usage information is displayed. Defaults to true.

Controls if instruction messages are displayed.

EventHandler used to notify containers of a message to display when the share usage value changes.

The control instance generating the event. The results of the change.

Control used to provide the UI for turning the share usage attribute on and off.

Load the controls which will form the user interface.

Sets the visible status of the instruction messages.

Fired when the user changes the share usage preference.

The url of the page that should be used to find out more about sharing usage information.

The text that should appear on the hyper link next to the share usage check box text.

Html used when the share usage value is set to true.

Html used when the share usage value is set to false.

Html used when an error is generated changing the share usage value.

Text used to inform user about sharing usage information.

Gets or sets the hyper link css class for share usage.

Gets or sets the check box css class for share usaged check box.

Controls whether the share usage information is displayed. Defaults to true.

Fired when the upload has completed. Used to inform other controls the result of the upload.