php-java-bridge-users Mailing List for PHP/Java Bridge

||*()*|| Greetings, php-java-bridge-users..

Here is the list of proposals/enchantments I've come up with to
increase overall first look expression from this bundle.

1. BUG. There is no PHP4 version of library in
php-java-bridge_2.0.8RC2 windows distributuive.

2. About 80% of windows distributive size is php5ts.dll
Is it possible to make alternative -light version?

3. Patch to make test run even if unzipped not in c:/php5
--- java.ini_old.windows        Wed Sep  7 20:54:34 2005
+++ java.ini.windows    Sat Sep 10 13:46:30 2005
@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@
 ;; double-click on JavaBridge.jar or deploy JavaBridge.war into your
 ;; servlet engine/application server and re-start it.
 
-extension_dir = "c:\php5"
+extension_dir = "."
 extension = php_java.dll
 [java]
 
4. JavaBridge.jar doesn't output any messages about it was started
successfully, doesn't respond to command-line parameters and works
like invisible service (which is good to see optional)

5. Test could try to execute JavaBridge.jar and shut it down after
complete. Is there any ways to control running server?

6. It would be good to have a ToC in readme.


Questions about bridge (I'm total noob in Java programming):

Q1. Is it possible to extend Java class with PHP?
I.e. make PHP class, inherited from one of Java?


.techtonik
-- 

Hi, Jost,

thanks for for answer.

> Hi Raphael,
> 
> 
>>http://localhost:8080/JavaBridge/sessionSharing.jsp
>>http://localhost/JavaBridge/sessionSharing.php
> 
> 
> interesting.  I didn't think about this scenario. I
> assume you use IIS, which cannot JkMount the tomcat
> folder, and manually redirect all .jsp requests to a
> different server.

I use Apache 2.0.53. Perhaps it is not clear: Both server use different
folders. The logical path is the same to avoid problems with the path
value in the cookie.

> 
>>Is this a bug in JavaBridge 
> 
> 
> If we want session sharing between different servers,
> we must strip off the server part from PHP_SELF,
> please see protocol.c, setResultWith_context()


I wonder why it work in one direction but not the other way round. The
only difference is the path value. A workaround could be to set the path
always to / so the cookie is valid for the whole server. The port is imo
not relevant. Unfortunately I can not do it by myself because I don't
know if it is handled by the JavaBridge or in Tomcat.

> This raises some security concerns, though.
> 
> So before I change the code to strip away the server
> part, I would like to see a use case. Can you please
> explain why do need this?

We have a pretty complex application written in PHP which we need to
integrate into a Java Portal. The Portal runs in a OC4J and the PHP
application on an seperate Apache Instance on the same machine. Both
application have a own user management. If a user log in (the portal)
and then goes to the PHP application it need to know which user is it. I
thought the easiest way is to read the Java session and then map the
user data to the user of the PHP Application.

regards,
Raphael

Hi Raphael,

> http://localhost:8080/JavaBridge/sessionSharing.jsp
> http://localhost/JavaBridge/sessionSharing.php

interesting.  I didn't think about this scenario. I
assume you use IIS, which cannot JkMount the tomcat
folder, and manually redirect all .jsp requests to a
different server.


> Is this a bug in JavaBridge 

If we want session sharing between different servers,
we must strip off the server part from PHP_SELF,
please see protocol.c, setResultWith_context()

This raises some security concerns, though.

So before I change the code to strip away the server
part, I would like to see a use case. Can you please
explain why do need this?


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier



	
		
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