Hi there,
I'm new to quercus (but not to Java or PHP) and I'm trying a few
proof-of-concept experiments to see if it would fit well within my
organization. A few questions:
- I see that if I write a "module-style" Java class, which just
adds a new global function to PHP, I can pass the Env object so that I
have access to various environment contexts (request, response, etc.)
from within Java. But what if I write a "POJO-style" Java class (one
that I simply instantiate from PHP with the "new" operator? In that
case, how do I get access to the request and response objects, for
example?
- If I create POJO-style Java classes, must I create a <class
type="example.JavaClass"/> entry in my web.xml for every class I
intend to instantiate from PHP? Also, I noticed in the example at
http://wiki.caucho.com/PHP_Hello_World_Class that the class is
instantiated as "new JavaClass" and not "new example.JavaClass" -- so
what happened to the package name? The name "JavaClass" is not fully
qualified.
Thanks
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