On Feb 1, 2012, at 6:49 PM, Rick Mann wrote: > > On Feb 1, 2012, at 14:17 , Paul Cowan wrote: > >> >> On Feb 1, 2012, at 2:51 AM, Rick Mann wrote: >> >>> I have resin 4.0.23 installed. It seems to serve up WordPress 2.9.2 okay >>> (blog.roderickmann.org), but not WordPress 3.3.1 (latencyzero.com/wp/). The >>> default pages seem to load okay, but the admin pages only render the >>> left-hand controls, no content. I get the following error: >>> >>> WP_Screen::$this is an undeclared static field >>> >>> The two sites above are running in the same resin instance. The config for >>> each is slightly different. >>> >>> I always seem to trip over PHP issues with Resin, and get very little >>> response from you guys for them. This has kept me from ever considering >>> buying Quercus (you wouldn't even answer a question asking about what kind >>> of Quercus support I could expect to get if I did buy it). >>> >>> Hmm, looking around the site, it seems you don't even offer Quercus any >>> more, is that correct? >> >> >> Hi Rick, >> >> http://quercus.caucho.com is still the main Quercus site. The library is >> bundled with Resin, inside resin.jar. The best way to get the latest >> version is to download Resin Open-Source and use resin.jar. We have not >> been producing separate Quercus downloads recently. >> >> Please understand that we have not entirely abandoned Quercus, it is just on >> the back-burner as we focus on Resin. The issue is not just language >> support, but all the libraries. Fully supporting incremental versions of >> PHP is an enormous amount of work with relatively low return on investment >> for us. An engineer working on Quercus is an engineer that is not working >> on Resin. We may reevaluate that resource allocation in the future, but for >> now Quercus is a lower priority. >> >> I see the latest version of WordPress is requiring PHP 5.2.4 or greater. >> Quercus support hovers around PHP 5.2.1, with some selective functions from >> later versions and some others not implemented. >> >> I see you already entered a bug report for this. That is the best thing to >> do so we can track issues. >> >> http://bugs.caucho.com/view.php?id=4944 > > Thanks for the information, Paul, I really appreciate it. It's good to know > the problem may lie in the version of PHP. > > Is it possible to use PHP directly through Resin? I don't use any of the Java > integration capability (yet), but I hate to go install Apache (I use Resin > for all my J2EE stuff) just to support WordPress. Can I get Resin to call to > PHP (not using Quercus, that is)?
You can do that via CGI with Resin's CGIServlet, or a better alternative is over FastCGI using FastCGIServlet and php-fpm. http://javadoc4.caucho.com/com/caucho/servlets/FastCGIServlet.html http://php.net/manual/en/install.fpm.php Unfortunately I don't have any good examples to provide you at the moment... This is a great topic as a cookbook item for out new Wiki, so I will mock up an example and put instructions the wiki. (In the next day or so.) http://wiki4.caucho.com Thanks, Paul
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