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>> So then the "standalone" use is no longer >recommended or supported?
>
> It is still supported, of course. Please see our online docs for  
> details.

Where, in the FAQ?

> Example for the standalone container:
>
>     java -Dphp.java.bridge.default_log_level=5 -jar JavaBridge.jar  
> SERVLET:8080

This looks different from the previous docs, which were like:

>  $JAVA -server -Xmx1200m -jar $JAVA_BRIDGE_PATH INET_LOCAL:9676 3


What is the final "3" for? And INET_LOCAL vs SERVLET? Are those java  
parameters, or arguments interpreted by the JavaBridge.jar executable?

In any case is this form acceptable?

>  $JAVA -server -Xmx1200m -jar $JAVA_BRIDGE_PATH INET_LOCAL:9676 3

If so, this is the form we're having trouble with. The bridge seems to  
be hanging... the first few calls will work, then communication with  
the bridge becomes interrupted and hangs the web server and subsequent  
requests.

Any idea where to look first for errors? Nothing in the output from  
the Jar...

Thanks,

Alan

>So then the "standalone" use is no longer >recommended or supported?

It is still supported, of course. Please see our online docs for details.

> Ubuntu uses apt/dpkg as well. It installed fine..

May be. The question remains if it works, though. Please see the previous
thread from our mailing list.

Regards,
Jost Boekemeier

19. Jun 2009 8:53 nachm. schrieb am <
php...@li...>:

> "Installation" is trivial, just download/install a servlet engine, > e.g.
> http://tomcat.apache...
So then the "standalone" use is no longer recommended or supported?

java -jar JavaBridge.jar INET_LOCAL:9676 3

>> When setting up a new dev server (Ubuntu 8.04) we > decided to >> upgrade
to > 5.4.4.2, and in...
Ubuntu uses apt/dpkg as well. It installed fine...

Alan
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> "Installation" is trivial, just download/install a servlet engine,  
> e.g.
> http://tomcat.apache.org and copy JavaBridge.war to its autodeploy  
> folder.
> Please see php-java-bridge.sf.net for details.

So then the "standalone" use is no longer recommended or supported?

java -jar JavaBridge.jar INET_LOCAL:9676 3

>> When setting up a new dev server (Ubuntu 8.04) we > decided to  
>> upgrade to
> 5.4.4.2, and installed the .deb
>
> As far as I know .deb packages are for debian, not ubuntu.

Ubuntu uses apt/dpkg as well. It installed fine...

Alan

Hi,

"Installation" is trivial, just download/install a servlet engine, e.g.
http://tomcat.apache.org and copy JavaBridge.war to its autodeploy folder.
Please see php-java-bridge.sf.net for details.

> When setting up a new dev server (Ubuntu 8.04) we > decided to upgrade to
5.4.4.2, and installed the .deb

As far as I know .deb packages are for debian, not ubuntu.

Regards,
Jost Boekemeier

19. Jun 2009 8:23 nachm. schrieb am <
php...@li...>:

I've been using php-java-bridge for over 3 years. It has performed
flawlessly, but I haven't done much to the codebase until recently.

When setting up a new dev server (Ubuntu 8.04), we decided to upgrade
to 5.4.4.2, and installed the .deb.

Unfortunately, we are running into serious problems and frankly I am
very confused about the "proper" way to run the bridge for our
situation; I am hoping you can offer some advice.

Our 3.x production setup is very simple; we have the java.so module in
php, and we use a standalone java server on JVM 1.5.0_09:

$JAVA -server -Xmx1200m -jar /path/to/JavaBridge.jar INET_LOCAL:9676 3

So, to set up on the Ubuntu box, we installed the deb package. This
was pretty confusing since the docs say don't use java.so anymore but
it's in the deb package. I will submit that I didn't read the .deb
relnotes until just now that say "don't use the deb package". Kindof a
weird thing, but OK.

FWIW, from the .deb install, we did turn off the java.so and use the
require 'Java.inc' method, but we had 2 problems with this: 1. It
didn't work with Java 1.6; we had to use Java 1.5 (that may be due to
the other jars we are running). Also, although it worked perfectly
from php CLI, when run from mod_php it was very unreliable and kept
crashing. You could see from the debug log that it would communicate
some, but then it would just hang and become unresponsive, to the
point that it somehow actually hosed up apache.

So what *is* the right way to run the bridge then?

Is all I need now is the "JavaBridge.jar" and just run it like I was
before, but from php just include Java.inc rather than use the java.so
functions?

Which download should I grab to get the appropriate JavaBridge.jar?
The latest binary package just has a .war file?

Or am I crazy to be using the standalone jar?

Please advise, I am thoroughly confused!

Alan

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I've been using php-java-bridge for over 3 years. It has performed  
flawlessly, but I haven't done much to the codebase until recently.

When setting up a new dev server (Ubuntu 8.04), we decided to upgrade  
to 5.4.4.2, and installed the .deb.

Unfortunately, we are running into serious problems and frankly I am  
very confused about the "proper" way to run the bridge for our  
situation; I am hoping you can offer some advice.

Our 3.x production setup is very simple; we have the java.so module in  
php, and we use a standalone java server on JVM 1.5.0_09:

$JAVA -server -Xmx1200m -jar /path/to/JavaBridge.jar INET_LOCAL:9676 3

So, to set up on the Ubuntu box, we installed the deb package. This  
was pretty confusing since the docs say don't use java.so anymore but  
it's in the deb package. I will submit that I didn't read the .deb  
relnotes until just now that say "don't use the deb package". Kindof a  
weird thing, but OK.

FWIW, from the .deb install, we did turn off the java.so and use the  
require 'Java.inc' method, but we had 2 problems with this: 1. It  
didn't work with Java 1.6; we had to use Java 1.5 (that may be due to  
the other jars we are running). Also, although it worked perfectly  
from php CLI, when run from mod_php it was very unreliable and kept  
crashing. You could see from the debug log that it would communicate  
some, but then it would just hang and become unresponsive, to the  
point that it somehow actually hosed up apache.

So what *is* the right way to run the bridge then?

Is all I need now is the "JavaBridge.jar" and just run it like I was  
before, but from php just include Java.inc rather than use the java.so  
functions?

Which download should I grab to get the appropriate JavaBridge.jar?  
The latest binary package just has a .war file?

Or am I crazy to be using the standalone jar?

Please advise, I am thoroughly confused!

Alan