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Its only possible if the php process and the java process are running under
the same user on the same machine and the user who should see the frame is
also the user running the java + php process.

An example would be if you have some swing GUI and you want to code
some logic in PHP
and ship the app as a whole, so no _remote_ webserver is required.

You cannot show a JFrame to a _remote_ user, if thats what you want.



On Fri, Aug 27, 2010 at 5:19 PM,
<php...@li...> wrote:
> Hi Jost Bökemeier,
> so  it's possible to display a swing frame with Java bridge?but how can i do
> that and what changes can i make in order to do that?
> thnx
>
>
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> Hi Dominik,
>
>
>> Also you are mixing up things... you want to show a Swing Frame
>> through a Web-Request
>
> Not necessarily web requests, no.
>
> Both bridges can be used to control a Java desktop application (think
> of a Java report designer or something) through PHP scripts.
>
> The only difference is that Zend uses a binary protocol similar to
> PHP/Java Bridge version 1 and supports dynamic class loading through
> java_require(), while the PHP/Java Bridge uses an XML protocol and
> requires you to add all libraries to the java application class path.
>
>
> Regards,
> Jost Bökemeier
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Hi Dominik,


> Also you are mixing up things... you want to show a Swing Frame
> through a Web-Request

Not necessarily web requests, no.

Both bridges can be used to control a Java desktop application (think
of a Java report designer or something) through PHP scripts.

The only difference is that Zend uses a binary protocol similar to
PHP/Java Bridge version 1 and supports dynamic class loading through
java_require(), while the PHP/Java Bridge uses an XML protocol and
requires you to add all libraries to the java application class path.


Regards,
Jost Bökemeier

> so this code doesn't display "undefined function;java_require"because i am using
> JavaBridge which is integrated in Zend Server CE.
I think this says it all. You are using a different product from an
other vendor (ZEND).


Also you are mixing up things... you want to show a Swing Frame
through a Web-Request
which is not possible... the java code is executed on the server..
Where should the frame be rendered? On the administrators screen?

If you just want to render some views in the webbrowser, you better stick
to JavaSCRIPT and leave the javabridge alone.



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> when i wrote the command :java -jar HelloWorld,i get the message : Failed to
> load Main-Class manifest attribute from Helloworld.jar

Can we please stop this conversation?


Please re-read the install instructions *carefully* and follow them
*exactly*, simply copy/paste the code given there.

The instructions are correct; if java complains about
"Helloworld.jar", you have made a mistake, the install instructions
use "HelloWorld.jar".


Regards,
Jost Bökemeier

Hello!

Failed to load Main-Class manifest attribute from Helloworld.jar

Is it "Helloworld.jar" or "HelloWorld.jar"?

Either you wrote a bug and the Main-Class manifest attribute doesn't exist, or your JDK is incompatible with your JRE.


Peter



      

Hi,

> i created the MANIFEST.MF and the .jar with commands present in the site,but
> when i do: java -jar HelloWorld.jar i have the result below:
> Failed to load Main-Class manifest attribute from Helloworld.jar

please pass this on to a java expert. We cannot help any further.


> how can i  Drag and drop JavaBridge.jar to the current directory.?

For example by using some file manager.


Regards,
Jost Bökemeier

Hi,

> ok i'll follow it;please how can i get the MANIFEST File?

the "MANIFEST.MF" file is a standard text file. You can create it with
a text editor (vi, emacs, edit, wordpad or similar).




Regards,
Jost Bökemeier