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You think it's a bug vs. "pilot error" on this end?

I'll try the backslashes and get right back to you

Mike

Hi Mike,

thank you very much for this bug report. 

I haven't looked carefully enough at the error message
you've given. The exception is caused by a bug in the
CGIServlet, which requires a File.separator instead of
a slash.

I have created a ticket for this bug, please see
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1574648&group_id=117793&atid=679233

As a workaround please use a backslash to specify the
path, e.g.:

  c:\windows\php.exe

I will check this with the author of the CGIServlet so
that we can publish an updated PHP/Java Bridge in
december.


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier



	

	
		
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Hi, Jost.

Thanks for your tremendous contributions to the PHP and Java user
communities.

Your reply actual gave me the answer to my problem.  Lately I've gotten used
to using PHP functions with pre-defined default values for arguments that
are not specified when the function is called.  The Java method I was trying
to call had a few optional parameters, and I just left them off, foolishly
thinking they would get filled in by default... and that was causing the
error.  Once I gave it all the parameters it expected, it worked fine.
Silly mistake!

Once I overcame that, I had another problem which I'll outline here for
posterity:
I couldn't get the "java.class.path" value defined properly until I came
across these two bits you posted in 2005:
"According to the README it is java.classpath" and "Please don't forget the
double-quotes"
http://www.thescripts.com/forum/thread11467.html

"java.classpath" vs. "java.class.path" -- There's probably a lot of
confusion about this since http://php.net/java states it as
"java.class.path" but apparently JavaBridge requires "java.classpath"

Leaving off the quotes might be another common problem since lots of
settings in php.ini don't require them -- for example setting extension_dir.
But java.classpath didn't work for me until I added the quotes.

Thanks again.

-Kevin