ADF Skining for mobile

HI All ,
Applying skin (CSS) based on the mobile device agent at run time has been showcased on the below link
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/articles/adf/huang-iphone-097081.html
For testing purpose we can plugin the Mobile agent value using the modify header ,get the agent type and based on the agent type we can call the corresponding CSS file , but in real time applications how can get the Mobile agent ?
Do you mean mobile agent type will come on headers automatically when you run the application in mobile device without plugging the headers ? please give more information on production level .
Thanks
Edited by: 977153 on Dec 16, 2012 5:56 AM

Just to clarify - you are talking about ADF Mobile Browser (Trinidad) not about the new ADF Mobile right?
When you run from the browsers on different devices your user agent agent will be different and will pass to you automatically. You can try various emulator to see that happening.

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