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Thanks for the reply. Fortunately this problem solved itself. I was not
getting an invocation on Request$PhpNull, but was actually getting an
invocation on JavaBridge, which my debugger confirmed. As you have
pointed out, I ought to have been seeing an attempt to call a method on
Request$PhpNull, because I already had a proper HttpServletContext (or
ought to have) and I was attempting to call getServletContext() on that,
which is not a defined method. The reason for the bad invocation seems
to have been that I failed to upgrade my client includes after upgrading
the backend to 5.2.2. Client was 4.3.3. Upgrading the client php include
files did the trick. Thanks for the tip about java_inspect(). Somehow I
missed that one :)

Matt

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Hi,

you should be able to access the foreign context, provided that the
foreign context is accessible. PHP scripts don't behave different than
JSP's.

In particular the following code should work:

<?php require_once("java/Java.inc");
$request = java_context()->getHttpServletRequest();
echo java_inspect($request);
$response = java_context()->getHttpServletResponse();
$context = java_context()->getServletContext();
$otherContext = $context->getContext("/JavaBridge");
$dispatcher =
$otherContext->getServletContext()->getRequestDispatcher("/my.jsp");
$dispatcher->forward($request, $response); ?>


> the parser
> php.java.bridge.Parser seems to interpret this as an invocation on the

> JavaBridge instance, php.java.bridge.JavaBridge.

I think this is a misunderstanding. The Request$PhpNull means that you
invoke a Java method with a NULL value, obtained from the previous
method call. Either the "/other-context" doesn't exist or it is not
accessible.


> I'm encouraged by the following var_dump output:

You can also use: echo java_inspect($java_value) :)

Regards,
Jost Boekemeier



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Hi,

you should be able to access the foreign context, provided that the foreign context is accessible. PHP scripts don't behave different than JSP's.

In particular the following code should work:

<?php require_once("java/Java.inc");
$request = java_context()->getHttpServletRequest();
echo java_inspect($request);
$response = java_context()->getHttpServletResponse();
$context = java_context()->getServletContext();
$otherContext = $context->getContext("/JavaBridge");
$dispatcher =
$otherContext->getServletContext()->getRequestDispatcher("/my.jsp");
$dispatcher->forward($request, $response);
?>


> the parser
> php.java.bridge.Parser seems to interpret this as an invocation on the
> JavaBridge instance, php.java.bridge.JavaBridge.

I think this is a misunderstanding. The Request$PhpNull means that you invoke a Java method with a NULL value, obtained from the previous method call. Either the "/other-context" doesn't exist or it is not accessible.


> I'm encouraged by the following var_dump output:

You can also use: echo java_inspect($java_value) :)

Regards,
Jost Boekemeier



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