Thanks Vail,
I was following http://us4.php.net/manual/en/ref.java.php#java.servlet and the README
from php install at sapi/servlet/README. I am new to php and servlet. My friend has a
requirement to integrate some php stuff into his existing java. I tried to get it
setup as described in sapi/servlet/README. But, I am not sure whether I can invoke it
directly from tomcat as in my previous example.
As you said, I will stay tuned to the forum.
Regards.
Vail, Warren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
in order to execute code under http://my-server:8080/ doesn't it have to be
a java class?
Since PHP was never written in JAVA, that I know of, I suspect it will never
be a class file, and that may explain why you don't find a php_java.jar.
What you will find is a php_java.so or php_java.dll (depending on your
platform) that executes under PHP which executes usually on an apache
server, usually as a cgi at port 80 (try
http://my-server:80/examples/test.php).
I may be wrong here, but PHP can invoke Java modules, only if it first
invokes the JRE to execute those modules, conversely a Java module could
invoke PHP modules if it first invokes the PHP runtime environment. Whether
you like it or not, Java and PHP run pretty much as equals, each in their
own environment, and the only way they can co exist is you invoke their
runtime environment first. Java runtime has no ability to run PHP code that
I know of and PHP has no ability to interpret the java byte code without
invoking a JRE to do it. When you read the manuals, the authors usually try
to imply that it is more tightly integrated than it really is, but I think
you will find it is pretty much as I've described here. If others disagree,
you will probably hear about it here as well, stay tuned.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.java.php
Warren Vail
-Original Message-
From: dba user [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 12, 2004 2:36 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] Servlet/PHP integration
I am sorry, if this message is a duplicate post. (I unwittingly press some
key and the page got refreshed before completing my post).
I am trying the Servlet/Php integration. I installed php with java support.
But, I do not see php_java.jar in any of the directories. I have
/usr/local/php4/lib/php/phpsrvlt.jar though. I am wondering why I did not
have the php_java.jar file? How do I verify I got php installed with java
support? [I did not get any error message during make install].
Also, when I tried to acess the test.php, as
http://my-server:8080/examples/test.php , I get the error Class not found.
net.php.servlet. I copied the phpsrvlt.jar under ../server/lib of tomcat.
If this is not correct, where would I copy the phpsrvlt.jar? Also, does the
CLASSPATH of the tomcat should have this jar included? Should it have the
LD_CONFIG set in the startup script?
Thanks.
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