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Hi,

> I'm unable to install the java bridge 4.0.1 with php
> 5.2(.2).

What happens if you click on test.sh or test.bat? 


> I miss the php_java.dll that was included in

What is a php_java.dll and why do you need it?


> Where is it?

No idea what you're talking about. Have you looked at
the INSTALL document that's part of the download?


> resulting html page reads
> that the java extension installed isn't the one from

I thought about launching the installation test with
-c to ignore whatever people have done to their
php.ini. But if we ignore a garbled php.ini, the
installation test will complete, but we'll get support
requests later when users try run php/java scripts
from within their web server. I think it's better to
catch problems like these as early as possible.


> Where is the extension?

Sorry, I really don't understand the problem. You
simply double-click on JavaBridge.jar to start a Java
VM once and then use Java as follows:

require_once("http://localhost:8080/JavaBridge/java/Java.inc");
$s = new Java("java.lang.String", "hello");
echo $s;


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier





	
		
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Take a look in the archives for Clark Freifield's post re installation
on Mac OSX.

On 20-Feb-07, at 7:20 PM, php...@li...  
wrote:

> Hi to everyone,
> I need to use the bridge on a MacOsX system..
> To help myself with the installation i used Mamp application (which
> autoconfigures PHP5, Apache and MySql). But now i really don't know  
> how
> to install the bridge: where i have to put the java.so and all the  
> other
> *.so files in order to make the bridge working?
> Anyone else had to use it on MacOsX?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Jack
>
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Hello!

I'm unable to install the java bridge 4.0.1 with php 5.2(.2).

I miss the php_java.dll that was included in versions prior to 4.0.1.
Where is it? When I launch the test.bat, the resulting html page reads
that the java extension installed isn't the one from the java bridge.
Where is the extension?

Without extension no Java functions can be used (class not found).

Any hint?

Thanks,

Michael


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Hi,

primitive types are wrapped by associated Java
classes. Please see our FAQ "How do I create a
primitive array?" for details:

$Byte = new JavaClass("java.lang.Byte");
$byte = $Byte->TYPE;
$Array = new JavaClass("java.lang.reflect.Array");
$byteArray = $Array->newInstance($byte, 255);


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier





	
		
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I'm trying for hours to rewrite this:

byte[] bytes = new byte[(int)file.length()];

the $file->length() is not the problem, but the new byte is. Anyone got an
idea. And how about statics? What is the way to use them? Thanks in advance

Gilbert

Jack,

I've installed the bridge on OSX Client and OSX Server several times  
and it really is pretty easy (I'm no UNIX guru) thanks to the great  
work Jost has done on this project.

I have been working on an installation guide for OSX to publish on  
the project site, but have been busy with other projects and  
Sourceforge.net has been having shell problems for a couple weeks now  
(thus no way to work on the Web site).

I'll post a basics guide later tonight or tomorrow, via this email  
list, to get you started; and then post my full guide online once the  
Sourceforge.net shell is back up online.

Look for a post here soon...

Jon Koerber

On Feb 20, 2007, at 4:20 PM, php-java-bridge- 
us...@li... wrote:

> Hi to everyone,
> I need to use the bridge on a MacOsX system..
> To help myself with the installation i used Mamp application (which
> autoconfigures PHP5, Apache and MySql). But now i really don't know  
> how
> to install the bridge: where i have to put the java.so and all the  
> other
> *.so files in order to make the bridge working?
> Anyone else had to use it on MacOsX?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Jack
>
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 
> ---
> Take Surveys. Earn Cash. Influence the Future of IT
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Hi to everyone,
I need to use the bridge on a MacOsX system..
To help myself with the installation i used Mamp application (which 
autoconfigures PHP5, Apache and MySql). But now i really don't know how 
to install the bridge: where i have to put the java.so and all the other 
*.so files in order to make the bridge working?
Anyone else had to use it on MacOsX?

Thanks in advance,

Jack