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Hi Mani,

I'm not a guru in php/java bridge, but I'm using it for several months to bridge the Moodle (PHP based LMS) and Java application I have developed, that uses threads to perform some background tasks. Actually, threads does not depends on php/java bridge. It is only started through php/java bridge, and it is performed in JVM. So, the answer is yes, you can use multi threading.

Hope this helps,

Zoran

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Date: Tue, 9 Sep 2008 22:17:00 +0530
Subject: [Php-java-bridge-users] Threading support?

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> Hi,
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> I am trying to write program in java to transfer files using multithreading
> mechanism. The plan is to invoke this java program from PHP to send files. I
> just want to know, Will php java bridge support multi threading? Is it
> possible to achieve this task?
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> Thanks,
> Mani
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Hi,

I am trying to write program in java to transfer files using multithreading
mechanism. The plan is to invoke this java program from PHP to send files. I
just want to know, Will php java bridge support multi threading? Is it
possible to achieve this task?

Thanks,
Mani

Hi,

[please use a standard tomcat installation!]

the exception means that the bridge could not create a PHP file. Please change the permissions so that the bridge can create PHP files within the tomcat document root. The result is that PHP parses and returns an empty file.


The bridge creates the PHP files within the tomcat document root because some PHP versions have the habit to change the cwd to the location of the PHP file. 

Since one cannot get a servlet engine to listen on a port 80 anyway, a writeable tomcat document root is not a security problem. Use Apache or IIS to forward requests from port 80 to the servlet back end.


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier




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