[Php-java-bridge-users] Weblogic, PHP/Java bridge, and an extra LF character in every file

I recently was able to get the php/java bridge working in Weblogic in order to support some backend PHP scripts used by an Oracle APEX installation I have running on the same weblogic server. One thing I noticed during testing however was an extra "0A" or line feed character inserted at the beginning of every PHP script executed. If I attempt to access a plain HTML file, I don't get the extra LF character. The same installation of PHP is used by a Lighttpd server running on the same box (this is currently how the PHP scripts are accessed) and works fine - the same exact code works without adding the extra 0A to the beginning of each file.

In most usage, the extra line feed is not a problem. However when downloading files from our database, the extra character is appended to every binary that is processed through PHP, meaning all the files that are downloaded are corrupt. I also noticed the same corruption when uploading files, but haven't verified that it is the same issue.

Has anyone experienced this problem? Is it at all related to running the php/java bridge under weblogic? I'm still trying to figured out if this is a weblogic or a php/java bridge issue, or even if it's simply a configuration problem somewhere. Any help would definitely be appreciated, though.

Thanks!

Nicholas Ochoa




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