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> Hi tesla,
>
> the JVM caches class files. Please see documentation
> for java_reset() for details.
>
> http://php-java-bridge.sourceforge.net/documentation/PHP-API/html/java_=
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>
>
> Regards,
> Jost Boekemeier
>
>
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Thanks Jost that did the trick!

One thing though I had to use the @ suppressor to prenvent the PHP=20
warning. Is this the proper way or is there another?

-Tesla

Hi Ovidiu,

> (a class instance) available to every PHP request
> (so this is not
> something session-specific).


if you control the environment in which the bridge
runs, there are certainly ways to do it.

You could store the singleton in the application store
(see
http://php-java-bridge.sourceforge.net/documentation/PHP-API/html/java_8c.html#doc25).
Please also see the FAQ entry which describes how to
start a persistent JVM.

Since Java 6 RC on Linux, Solaris and Windows, users
can simply double-click on the JavaBridge.war file to
start a persistent JVM once.


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier





	
		
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Hi tesla,

the JVM caches class files. Please see documentation
for java_reset() for details.

http://php-java-bridge.sourceforge.net/documentation/PHP-API/html/java_8c.html#doc32


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier





	
		
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Hi,

I ran a php file that just prints out some text to test the bridge. I 
then created a new class file with different text. The old text still 
shows! So I just deleted the class file altogether. But running the PHP 
file not give an error it just runs as though the file still exists. So 
I am thinking that it is cached somewhere. I tried the browser cache and 
the temp directories but found nothing.

Any ideas?

thanks

-tesla

Hi.

I'm trying to implement the following: Berkeley DB <-> JNI <-> Java
<-> php-java-bridge <-> PHP.

I would like to have only _one_ persistent Berkeley DB "Environment"
(a class instance) available to every PHP request (so this is not
something session-specific). The idea would be to somehow create an
instance of an object when the Java VM starts up, and then access it
from all PHP requests.

I need to have this common instance for caching, resource utilization
and concurrency purposes.

Is there any way to do this with php java bridge?

Thank you for your time,
Ovidiu Dan,
Amsterdam