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Well, i allready did that and in the JSP page every JNDI works, no problems
there.
Only in the php side i could't get it to work without a custom JNDI.

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Can you create a simple JSP in the same app and call your external name from
there?  If that works, you've found a bug. If not, well, try the internal
name...

Code executed from the bridge runs in a different thread context. But this
should be an implementation detail.
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Can you create a simple JSP in the same app and call your external name
from there?  If that works, you've found a bug. If not, well, try the
internal name...

Code executed from the bridge runs in a different thread context. But this
should be an implementation detail.

Declare the procedure to throw an error and you'll see it, including the
stack trace. Please see FAQ for details.

Most likely a permission denied.

Hi all,

For the below PHP case (was noted in jQuery test suite), the <php> was executed in other servers, but with JavaBridge, it is not executed and the source code is shown as-as to the web client.

Yours,
Ahmed



/*
<?php
// if php is available, close the comment so PHP can echo the appropriate JS
echo "*" . "/";

echo "PHP was executed";
?>
*/

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hello,
I'd need some help in understanding why my simple code is not working.
I have a java class that computes "ls -l -a > /home/ale/output" and I want to used it from PHP.

This is it:

<?php
...
$java = new java_class('com.myProject.HelloWorld');
$inputParametersForJava=array("-l", "-a");
$java->run("ls",$inputParametersForJava,"/home/ale/output");
...
?>

The signature of the java method I'm calling is:
public static String run(String jobCommand, String[] inputParameters, String outputFile) {...}

If I add a "main" method in the class and call "run" from there (with the same parameters as above), everything works (i.e. I get the output of "ls -l -a" in the file "/home/ale/output").
But when I use php/java bridge, I get no error in PHP and no output file is created.

I know that:
- $java = new java_class('com.myProject.HelloWorld');
works because I do not have an "error 500".
- $inputParametersForJava=array("-l", "-a");
works because it's a simple arry declaration.
- The problem is in the calling of "run", but where? and why?

Thanks all for your help
AC