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php.java.servlet.fastcgi.FastCGIServlet.CGIEnvironment
>         private ConnectionPool

The connection pool has been moved from the servlet to
the fastcgi directory. Sorry for the fuzz.

I've made the change in the cvs. I hope it compiles
now (I don't have a build machine to check at the
moment).


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier



		
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Hi,


> Output on the web page:
> [o(String)JavaClass]

I think you're right, it seems foolish to require an
explicit conversion from java.lang.String to string.

Please add the following code to the
php.java.bridge.JavaBridge.java:

public String ObjectToString(String ob) {
  return (String)castToString(ob);
}
 
After that all java.lang.String objects are displayed
as a string value, even though they are still string
objects:

$s = new Java("java.lang.String", "hello world");
echo $s;
echo "\n";
echo $s->substring(0,5);

=> hello world
=> hello

I have uploaded 4.0.3 for testing, it already contains
this code.

Thank you very much for the bug report.


> I've tried to cast it like so

That worked with the C based extension, but
object->value casts do not work on PHP level. That's a
shortcoming in the php engine, imho.


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier





	
		
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Hi,

> "/usr/local/php/lib/extensions/" 
>/usr/local/php/lib/extensions/no-debug-non-zts-20050922/

I don't know where the first, incorrect path comes
from . The no-debug-non-zts-20050922 directory is the
correct one.

> Is there any way to change that installation path
> while configuring PHP/Java Bridge?

No. php does this automatically. You seem to have two
different PHP versions installed. One is patched and
uses lib/extension. The other one is the version from
which the development files came from. Just remove
either one and it will work.

> Not even using putenv PHP function? 

I think this is a general misunderstanding how the
environment works. Each process has its own
environment. If you use putenv, this will not affect
the oracle server nor any other process which has not
been started from this particular php instance. Since
the php instance terminates after each request (which
means that you must not start processes from php
instances anyway), the putenv procedure is pretty
useless (at least in a web environment).

> I saw the FAQ... does it mean that I should start
> Apache with apachectl -D
> java.ext.dirs=/path/to/my/confs?

No. If you want to start Java as a sub process of
Apache, and you want to pass your own options to this
sub process, you need to write a wrapper binary which
exec's java with the parameters you need. Please see
the RunJavaBridge wrapper (in the server folder of the
source download) for details.


> I would rather work something out that did not
> envolve having to modify
> startup configuration.

Why don't you simply start Java via a system service,
for example via tomcat?


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier





	
		
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