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From: <php...@li...> - 2009-12-16 11:30:11
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Hello!
I think that the first call it does not send any request to the PHP/Java Bridge Server, nor try to start it
I cannot reproduce this problem
I guess Dimitar has started a Java process from PHP. This long running Java process has been killed by Apache or IIS. The PHP script still refers to this zombie process because the PHP maintainers have difficulties with the Winsock implementation, which cannot detect broken connections properly, see PHP bug #49447
> This policy doesn't make sense to me.
I guess he doesn't have shell access, so he wants to start a background Java daemon from a PHP script. It might be possible through "nohup" or "javaw.exe", but his system admin might not be amused, seeing all those Java processes running on his PHP web server.
Peter
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