What do you mean by "give presentation"?
Are you starting this project from scratch and plan to run on NT/Tomcat
and want to use existing PHP3 files on the NT/Tomcat machine?
Or is that you need to "demo" the PHP3 files on a NT/Tomcat machine?
In any event, PHP is a different animal, and afaik, is not supported by
tomcat. In theory one could write a php interpreter in java and run
it just like the jsp compiler.
But why?
Start porting your php to jsp. No. Dont do that. Better yet, do
an OO design that partitions the code correctly with controller
functionality in servlets, business logic in classes (or beans),
and presentation in JSP. (Since PHP doesnt support any of this, my
expecation is that you'll need to redesign the app.)
When you do the presentation jsp code avoid including java in the JSP.
Make it mostly (99%) HTML.
(I'm currently looking at some JSP that is 99% java and its a zoo.)
good luck!
>From: jaspreet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>Hi all,
>
>Does Tomcat supports PHP3? because I m having my PHP3 files running on
>LINUX with Apache web server and I have to give presentation of my PHP3
>files on Windows Nt Machine running Tomcat Server. Suggestions are
>welcome.
>
>
>Thanks and Regards
>
>Jaspreet
>
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