> -----Original Message----- > From: Remy Maucherat > > > > For tomcat - you can attempt to rewrite/replace every > feature in Java > > ( we are doing this for LDAP auth for example - not sure if JNDI is > > better or faster than the native ldap auth in apache ). Or > you can try > > to use JNI or connectors - like mod_jk. Or you can just use what > > already works and is stable, and do something better with your time > > :-) > > We'll see the result when it's done :) If Mladen wants to try > it because he feels like he has a need for it, it's fine by me. >
Basically I'd like to do two things for start: a) Servlet 2.4 native interface, that will load native libraries like a standard servlet. b) PHP sapi (in additon of few simpler ones) as an example for consuming such a interface. > > Well, it doesn't seem that PHP + Apache 2 is that well tested > either ;) > > In the end, the JSR from Zend and others shows this may not > be a bad direction. Obviously, mod_jk and similar > technologies need to exist for integration purposes, or any > setup where Java isn't the main technology used. > Yes, the JSR 223 (although haven't found a final spec. jet) itself is talking about native integration, and IMHO it makes sence for particular use cases. OTOH connector architecture has a different perspective, and it is meant to be used in different situations like you said. MT. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
