Re: [Php-java-bridge-users] Bridging With Tomcat

Hi,

the php-servlet.jar is missing in the lib directory, please see the
JavaBridgeTemplate.war from the binary download as an example.

However, the error message may mean that  request.getServerPort() is lying,
this usually happens if mod_jk or AJP is installed but not yet configured,
see our last FAQ entry.

The back end log is written to the standard tomcat log.

Assuming that you know the http protocol, you can check the back end by
telnet'ing to 8080 and sending an empty PUT request:

telnet localhost 8080
PUT /HelloWorldWebApp/.phpjavabridge HTTP/1.0
2xenter

Should return: http 200 Ok

If not, your web app is not running. The reason should be in the tomcat log.

Regards,
Jost Boekemeier

Apr 2, 2009 1:29 nachm. schrieb am <
php...@li...>:

Hi Guys,

Just started using the bridge, wonderful product. I have successfully
managed to connect to my java app standalone, however I am experiencing
problems in getting a web app example up and running. All I'm trying to do
is call a java method from my php script, so I'm not interesting in running
php in a vm. If I understand correct, all I need to do is make the Java.inc
file available to the calling php script, place JavaProxy.php and
JavaBridge.jar in my classpath and the class files of whatever java app I'm
calling.


This is what the directory structure for the web app looks like;

HelloWorldWebApp
|
|-WEB-INF
   |-classes
   |-lib
       |-JavaBridge.jar
       |-HelloWorld.jar
   |-web.xml
|-META-INF
|-java
   |-Java.inc
   |-JavaProxy.php

Now I can access my Java.inc file in my browser with the following url;

http://localhost:8080/HelloWorldWebApp/java/Java.inc

And my php looks like;

<?php require_once("http://localhost:8080/HelloWorldWebApp/java/Java.inc");

   $myClass = new java("test.HelloWorldTest");
   echo $myClass->getMessage();
?>

Now everything seems fine to me, but I run the php script I get the
following error;

"protocol error:
HTTP Status 403 -

type Status report

message

description Access to the specified resource () has been forbidden.
Apache Tomcat/5.5.25
. Check the back end log for details. "

Now firstly why could this be happening and secondly how do I check the back
end log?

I have set recursive permissions on that directory to allow access to all
the files and folders, but I still get the error.

Any ideas?
--

Jaz Chana
Integration Specialist
Lean Practitioner

Direct Dial: 0151 290 5917
Email: jaz...@cd...

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