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Multiple HTTP redirects in a row (WAP)

 
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I'm developing an application which (as a worst-case scenario) may need to perform up to 4-5 subsequent HTTP redirects without serving any content pages during this sequence.
Now, I know the HTTP redirection stuff works with WAP browsers if you do it once or perhaps twice, but I remember reading about some upper limits. So, the question is, are there some restrictions in WAP browsers that prevent the user/terminal from following all of our 4-5 HTTP redirects (and if there are, what are the magic numbers)?
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