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Hi Felix,

sorry for being overly terse. But the PHP/Java Bridge is complete as it is. Instead of adding more features I'd like to remove features which are confusing or not commonly used.


> But what is the difference by using the extension?

It's a dummy, used for backward compatibility only. People expect a PHP java extension, so we provide one which doesn't do anything useful.


> I am sorry for my maybe dumb questions but i read over 5
> different  articles about the bridge and every article provides
> totally different  information.

Yes. Most of the information you find on the internet are outdated, simply false or at least misleading.


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier



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Ow my goodness! Never thought that the answer to my question can be  
found in the FAQ.
Thank you so much!

But now I am even more confused. I read that i can use the php/Java  
bridge without using the php-extension. The text said that i only have  
to include java/Java.inc and it works without extension (so it does!).  
But what is the difference by using the extension? Does this included  
code automatically detect the installed extension and use ist?

I am sorry for my maybe dumb questions but i read over 5 different  
articles about the bridge and every article provides totally different  
information.

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Hi,

well, the bridge works correctly under fedora 9.

However, since the LINUX instructions cause serious confusion, I will remove  the LINUX folder from the binary download.


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier


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Hi,

> But I thougt this class Java is provided by the extension

No, java.so doesn't contain a Java class. It only starts a Java VM as a sub process of the Apache or IIS Web-Server.

If you want to access the Java process, you need to use some Java class definition. 

Please see our FAQ for details.


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Hi,

i've got one stupid problem that could surely be resolved very easyly  
but I have no clue about the source of this problem. I compiled the  
java.so extension and loaded it. The output of phpinfo() shows that  
the extension is loaded properly and running. The test.php works fine  
but it uses java/Java.inc. I want to use the extension itself but  
everything I try failes with "Fatal error: Class 'Java' not found....".

But I thougt this class Java is provided by the extension so that it  
can be called without including Java.inc?! What is the problem?

This is one of the many example lines I tried to execute:

  $string = new Java("java.lang.String");

Thank you in advance.

felix