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You seem to use a product called Zend Java Bridge.

But this is the support forum of the PHP/JavaBridge. :)

I've been building an app using the iText library for PDFs. So far so 
good. Except now I'm getting this error with the following code:

public function sigAction()

{

     $outfile = '/home/beau/pdf/public/pdfs/OUT.pdf';

     $output  = new java('java.io.FileOutputStream', $outfile);

     $pdffile = '/home/beau/pdf/public/pdfs/IN.pdf';

     try {

         java_require('/home/beau/pdf/iText/itextpdf-5.2.1.jar');

         $PdfReader  = new java('com.itextpdf.text.pdf.PdfReader', $pdffile);

         $PdfStamper = new java('com.itextpdf.text.pdf.PdfStamper');

         $version    = new Java("java.lang.Character", '0');

         $stamper    = $PdfStamper->createSignature($PdfReader, $output, $version);  //<-- error here            $stamper->close();

     }

     catch(Exception $e){

         $e->getMessage();

     }

}


The error that's getting thrown is when I call the 
$PdfStamper->createSignature( ... ) method. The $version (I guess) needs 
to be a char type, and I'm pretty sure it is, but it still throws the 
conversion exception:

Java Exception com.zend.javamw.a: Cannot convert 0 of type [class java.lang.Character] to char
com.zend.javamw.a: Cannot convert 0 of type [class java.lang.Character] to char
	at com.zend.javamw.n.b(Unknown Source)

Any help would be appreciated.  :D

-Beau

I am out of the office until 04/26/2012.




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Thanks.
  
 I use iconv function to the parameter and it works well.
 iconv('GBK','UTF-8',$parameter)
   
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 主题: Re: [Php-java-bridge-users] about Chinese parameter encode

  
Hi.

Please set the java back end to utf 8 (or 16) and save the php file in the
same format. Use the java_set_file_encoding() function, if necessary.

I think earlier versions contained a bug when getbytes(<enc>) was called.
Please check the changelog and NEWS file of your version (part of the
source download).

However, using the same encoding at both ends should fix it.

Regards,
Jost B?kemeier
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Hi.

Please set the java back end to utf 8 (or 16) and save the php file in the
same format. Use the java_set_file_encoding() function, if necessary.

I think earlier versions contained a bug when getbytes(<enc>) was called.
Please check the changelog and NEWS file of your version (part of the
source download).

However, using the same encoding at both ends should fix it.

Regards,
Jost Bökemeier

I use php-java-bridge-4.0.7 to invoke java function in php program at linux system.
  
 but the parameter of Chinese string in php program is changed in java function.
  
 The code is at the below.
  
 $myj = new Java("PdfConvertor");
$myj->generatePDFWithWatermark('/tmp/08.pdf','/tmp/a.pdf','中国通信标准化协会','center');
  
 The 3th parameter of the function generatePDFWithWatermark is Chinese.
  
 But the java class runs normally in terminal.
  
 I set parameters about encode to GBK in the file /etc/profile and php.ini.But it doesn't work.
  
 what's my problem?