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Hi Jost

After some tests I went for a java cache implementation with ehcache.
In this way I did not have to write Java, but more importantly it is
easier to to cache dynamically generated java objects (like query
filters which are different for each user) -- even persistent if I use
the disk cache when the JVM stops.

Now I need to upgrade the bridge to 3.1.7 and install it in a J2EE
server (still running the bridge with a stand-alone JVM)

Best regards

Paul

-- 
http://walhalla.wordpress.com

Hi Jost

On 8/9/06, php...@li...
<php...@li...> wrote:
> Hi Michael,
>
> this problem sounds similar to the autoconf problem
> that was reported earlier. -- In the next version
> (4.0) the java.so and php_java.dll will be removed and
> we'll use a pure PHP implementation instead. This
> means that you don't have to compile and install a
> non-standard PHP extension anymore to call out to Java
> or .NET classes.

Will the requirements on PHP versions change? I mean, will PHP4 still
be supported with a pure PHP implementation in 4.0?

Best regards

Paul

-- 
http://walhalla.wordpress.com

Hi Michael,

this problem sounds similar to the autoconf problem
that was reported earlier. -- In the next version
(4.0) the java.so and php_java.dll will be removed and
we'll use a pure PHP implementation instead. This
means that you don't have to compile and install a
non-standard PHP extension anymore to call out to Java
or .NET classes.

As a workaround please recompile the java.so with
CFLAGS="-DCFG_JAVA_SOCKET_INET".


> could not create 
> socket: Local:@java-bridge-2c9.

Can you please open a ticket (please use 
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=add&group_id=117793&atid=679233)

and attach the result of the command:

strace -s 1024 -ff php test.php 2>error.log

at the end of the ticket?  Please also attach the
config.log there.


> BTW, does J2SDK works with PHP 
> JavaBridge? I see the manual mention J2EE.

Technically yes. But I usually recommend to install
the JavaBridge.war into a servlet engine or J2EE
server.
The 3.1.6 download already contains a simple servlet
engine implementation which can be started with:

java -classpath JavaBridge.jar
php.java.bridge.JavaBridgeRunner

It currently can't handle session requests. But when
it's ready, we'll use a real servlet engine or the
JavaBridgeRunner as a fall back and the standalone
socket listener will vanish.


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier



	

	
		
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