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Hi Bharath,

you're right. The CGIServlet cannot handle post
requests. The code is there, but it seems that nobody
has tested this until now.

Please excuse the inconvenience, I'll fix this asap. 
(The CGIServlet was copied from tomcat, which was
probably a mistake...)

Please see PR#1291191
(https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1291191&group_id=117793&atid=679233)


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier



	

	
		
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Hi Bharath,

first of all thank you very much for this bug report.

Assuming that phpinfo shows that 

X_JAVABRIDGE_OVERRIDE_HOSTS  127.0.0.1:9980  
X_JAVABRIDGE_CONTEXT  1  

the null pointer means that the php_java.dll was not
able to send back the X_JAVABRIDGE_CONTEXT and that
the servlet has received the invalid context 0.

I could not reproduce this problem, but I have created
a ticket (#1291175) for this NP exception. Please see 
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1291175&group_id=117793&atid=679233

Please attach the values for 
X_JAVABRIDGE_OVERRIDE_HOSTS  and X_JAVABRIDGE_CONTEXT
there and the method (POST or GET) there. If possible
please also attach the php_java.dll and the
php-cgi.exe you use.

Please also check why the bridge uses port# 9568 and
not 9567. Is it possible that you use an old version
of the php_java.dll with a recent version of the
JavaBridge.war backend? It might be that your
php_java.dll still sends a 32 bit value for the
context# and the backend always reads the 2 high
bytes, which are 0.



Regards,
Jost Boekemeier



	
		
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Forgot to attach the file. Sorry

Regards
Bharath

-----Original Message-----
From: Bharath Thirunavukkarasu=20
Sent: Wednesday, September 14, 2005 1:21 AM
To: 'php...@li...'; 'Jost Boekemeier'
Subject: problem with Post

I have the java bridge setup as a webapp on tomcat. When I post a
request to a php bridge in the webapp, for some reason the post
variables seem to be lost. Get variables are reaching correctly.

To reproduce the problem drop the attached php file to the JavaBridge
web app on tomcat.

A session value is hard coded into the script. A GET value is also
hardcoded. Enter text into the text box to simulate POST vars. The
ideal output should be similiar to the one below:=20

POST Vars=20
Array ( [username] =3D> whateveryoutypedin )=20

GET Vars=20
Array ( [temp] =3D> 1 )=20

Session Vars=20
Array ( [tempvar] =3D> temp value )

I have also added phpinfo() to see what we get. Don't see a _POST var
Any idea?

Regards
Bharath

I have the java bridge setup as a webapp on tomcat. When I post a
request to a php bridge in the webapp, for some reason the post
variables seem to be lost. Get variables are reaching correctly.

To reproduce the problem drop the attached php file to the JavaBridge
web app on tomcat.

A session value is hard coded into the script. A GET value is also
hardcoded. Enter text into the text box to simulate POST vars. The
ideal output should be similiar to the one below:=20

POST Vars=20
Array ( [username] =3D> whateveryoutypedin )=20

GET Vars=20
Array ( [temp] =3D> 1 )=20

Session Vars=20
Array ( [tempvar] =3D> temp value )

I have also added phpinfo() to see what we get. Don't see a _POST var
Any idea?

Regards
Bharath