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Jost,

Thanks again for your dedication and amazing support for your phpJava  
bridge project.  I will be working on this over the next couple weeks  
to see how I can pull this all together and get it working.  I will  
do my best to report back (or add some pages to the Web site) on the  
method for running the new 5.4.3 binaries on the OS X Client and OS X  
Server platforms (Both Tiger 10.4 and Leopard 10.5).

Cheers.

Jon Koerber

On Feb 2, 2009, at 10:01 AM, php-java-bridge- 
us...@li... wrote:

> Hi,
>
>> Okay, so I am looking into installing/enabling a servlet
>> engine under OS X Server.
>
> Tomcat and Jetty will work out of the box. Tomcat is a little bit  
> easier to handle because of its autodeploy mode.
>
>
>> That still leaves me with one issue, how can I extract
>> the files I need from the JavaBridge package without a PHP
>
> You don't need to extract anything, the deployment tool built into  
> tomcat knows how to handle .war files. It automatically extracts  
> all necessary files into the webapps folder, right after you have  
> copied the .war file into it.
>
> Just copy JavaBridge.war to Tomcat's "webapps" folder, wait one  
> second and that's it.
>
>
>
> Regards,
> Jost Bökemeier
>
>
>
>
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Hi,
 
> Okay, so I am looking into installing/enabling a servlet
> engine under OS X Server.   

Tomcat and Jetty will work out of the box. Tomcat is a little bit easier to handle because of its autodeploy mode.


> That still leaves me with one issue, how can I extract  
> the files I need from the JavaBridge package without a PHP

You don't need to extract anything, the deployment tool built into tomcat knows how to handle .war files. It automatically extracts all necessary files into the webapps folder, right after you have copied the .war file into it.

Just copy JavaBridge.war to Tomcat's "webapps" folder, wait one second and that's it. 



Regards,
Jost Bökemeier