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Q
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When using BrowserHawk4J the ExtendedBrowserInfo methos is returning null. Why?
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A
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This is by design. After calling this method you should test for null, and issue a 'return;' immediately when null is detected in the case of JSP/servlets, or a CFAbort is using ColdFusion MX.
This method are part of a two pass test. During the first pass these methods will send code to the browser and to work properly you need to have your JSP/servlet/CFMX oage stop processing at that point.
The code sent to the browser performs a test, and then calls the same JSP/servlet/CFMX page back a second time. This time around (pass 2) the method will not return null and all properties will have their answers filled in.
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