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Hi,

> JavaCodage2.jar (I unzipped the jar and found it under config/P12/DM.p12),
> but apparently it doesn't look there.

Sounds like a classloader issue. Please check w/ your application server
vendor. Please see the getResource Java documentation for details.
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/1.4.2/docs/api/java/lang/Class.html#getResourceAsStream%28java.lang.String%29

> What I notice is that the php code can't access the $_SERVER variables

Both, the Apache and the FastCGI SAPI (i.e. Apache Tomcat or any other
servlet engine) support it.

Hi,

I've set up the bridge successfully and am able to ejecute php files from
with a java app.
What I notice is that the php code can't access the $_SERVER variables
anymore. Is this correct? Is there anything I can do to activate it? This
access is needed by the php execution.

Thanks in advance. Best regards,
Bo van Weert

Just a quick reply:

$lambda = function() {
  function q() {...}
}

binds q local to $lambda. If you wrap the include("java.inc"), all bindings
should be local to that function.

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Hi Jost,

I've tried to set it up, but without success so far.

Sorry for maybe repeating the question, but I still find below issues
unclear.

> If you change these to use getter/setters, your problem is solved.

Where should these getter/setters be defined? Within Java.inc - if yes then
I have again the same problem of having different "environments" for
different instances of bridge.

> It's not static.The bindings are created in the current top-level
> environment, not in the global environment.

Since there is no specific namespace defined in Java.inc, how can we
change/influence current "top-level environment" of Java.inc so that we can
have two separate instances of client?
I always stuck on this part because only of first call client is created
and on subsequent calls existing one is returned.

function *__javaproxy_Client_getClient*() {
  *  static $client=null;*
 *   if(!is_null($client)) return $client;*
    if (function_exists("java_create_client")) $client=java_create_client();
    else {
        global $java_initialized;
        $client=new java_Client();
        $java_initialized=true;
    }
    return $client;
}

btw. from what I understood, as far as you know, this hasn't been
tried/tested so far?

Kind Regards,
Zvonimir


2011/12/12 <php...@li...>

> Hi Zvonimir,
>
> The only problem are the three globals, JAVA_SERVLET, JAVA_HOSTS and a
> global to prevent the shutdown function from running too early.
>
> If you change these to use getter/setters, your problem is solved.
>
>
> > client that is returned is static variable
>
> It's not static.The bindings are created in the current top-level
> environment, not in the global environment.
>
>
> Regards,
> Jost Bökemeier
>
>
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