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Use
To adapt the device properties for a specific mobile device to the layout guidelines of your enterprise, you must edit the associated XML file and then store the changed values in the XML document with the .cap extension.
The *.cap XML files for the device types are stored on the Java-enabled Web server in the sub-directory .../mobile.
Procedure

Note that you can also adapt the display of the Web application to the look and feel of your enterprise. To do this, change the values suggested by SAP returned by the methods of the
In some cases, you may also want to change the properties preset by the device – for example, if a Web application is displayed in landscape format on a handheld device like a pocket PC. Normally, the getPixelHeight and getPixelWidth methods return values that display the application in portrait format.

If you have deleted a property, its default value is returned to the Java application at runtime.
In any case, you must restart the Java Servlet Engine after changing the device properties.
Result
You have updated the XML document .cap, which provides the device properties for a specific mobile device.
Example
In the following example, the values delivered by SAP – "---" of the method getDefaultBlockSeparator and "»" of the method getDefaultBullet – are replaced by the string "***" and the "-" character (– in the source code) in the .cap file.
<!-- edited with XML Spy v3.5 NT (http://www.xmlspy.com) by SAP AG (SAP AG) -->
<!DOCTYPE device SYSTEM "devcap.dtd">
<device>
<backHardWired>true</backHardWired>
<backLabel>false</backLabel>
<backToAnyUrlSupported>true</backToAnyUrlSupported>
<cacheEnabledByDefault>true</cacheEnabledByDefault>
<charHeight>4</charHeight>
<charWidth>16</charWidth>
<contentType>wml</contentType>
<contentTypeVersion>1.1</contentTypeVersion>
<deviceCategory>Phone</deviceCategory>
<deviceName>siemensGeneric</deviceName>
<formFactor>phone</formFactor>
......
<defaultActionDesign>softkey</defaultActionDesign>
