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Which Mobile device comes under which platform category in Agentry screenset

neha_mahanty
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Hi All,

I have a question regarding the Agentry screens and the platforms

I am trying to create screens specific to Android platform. In the Editor I get the following options in the platforms like Android- Large, Android-small, Android-Normal, Android-XLarge.    Hence it would categorize the mobile phones here. similar would be in case of Windows platform too

Now the issue is, there are devices with different screen sizes. So how is this identified that which platform is to be selected for which type of screen

Is there a way I can find which mobile devices comes under which platform category ?

Please advise

Thanks and Regards

Neha Mahanty

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Hi Neha,

I'm guessing the Android screen sizes match the screen sizes you would use doing normal native Android development as descibed here: http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/screens_support.html

You could try this app to determine the screen sized used for your specific device:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jotabout.screeninfo

Gregor

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Neha,

The Android Screen Sizes you see is how Google defines the screen sizes of Android devices: http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/screens_support.html

If you multiple Android devices that have different screen sizes, once you know the screen size they use you can look in the screensets.ini file within the server folder.  Here you will find a section for each screen size type and the order the server will use to find what screensets to pull for it.

If the device sends to the server that it is "Android_Small", the server will first look to pull the screen sets for Android_Small.  If there are not any then it will keep going down the line until it finds a screen set, i.e. Android_Normal, then to iPhone, then to "PPC"

[Android_Small]

1=Android_Small

2=Android_Normal

3=iPhone

4=PPC

5=PPC_Scanner

6=PPC_Landscape

7=PPC_Landscape_Scanner

8=PPC_Square

9=Palm

10=Palm_Scanner

11=RIM

12=HPC

13=HPC_Scanner

14=Android_Large

15=Android_XLarge

16=iPad

17=Win32

18=Win32_640x480

19=Win32_800x600

20=Win32_1024x600

21=Win32_1024x768

22=Win32_1366x768

23=Win32_1280x1024

24=Web