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Currently my company is running the Zend Java Bridge that comes with the 
Zend Platform on our production webservers, I was just wondering if 
anyone out there could give me some pros and cons to using the 
php-java-bridge instead of the Zend Java Bridge? With the recent price 
increase in their platform we have started looking into other solutions. 
Any comments would be very appreciated.

Thanks
--
Jeff

I have installed:
 Apache HTTP Server 2.0.59
 PHP 5.2.0
 JDK 1.5.0_09

 and trying to install PHP-JAVA bridge v3.1.8 - with no success :(

 Here is exactly what I did (what I think should make the Bridge work):

 1) Extracted the JavaBridge archive, and then extracted JavaBridge.war.
 2) Copied WEB-INF/lib to my PHP extensions directory (e.g. c:\php5\ext) and

    then copied WEB-INF/cgi/java-x86-windows.dll to my PHP extensions
directory.
 3) Renamed the dll to php_java.dll
 4) Added the following lines to php.ini :

    extension_dir = "C:/php5/ext"
    extension=php_java.dll

    [java]
    java.java        = "C:/Program Files/Java/jdk1.5.0_09/jre/bin/javaw"
    java.java_home   = "C:/Program Files/Java/jdk1.5.0_09"
    java.log_level = 2
    java.log_file  = "C:/php5/log/java-bridge.log"

 5) Then, I restarted Apache, and executed a php-info file from my
web-servable directory ( phpinfo();).
    In the page, I can not see the Java table (no Java table at all). When I
tried to run some java
    classes from php, I got nothing. (There is an error logged in apache's
error-log, saying that the
    PHP was unable to load/find specified module [I dont remember the exact
form of the error-log, I am
    not sitting at the concerned machine]).


 Can someone help me please? Im running desperate now... :((
 Thank you.

 John

Hi,

> Fatal error: Uncaught
> [o(Exception):"java.lang.Exception: Invoke failed: 
>
[o(PHP2JavaBridge5)]->getEcDatenForOnlineEc2((Ekunden)o(Ekunden)).
> Cause: 
> java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: 
DAL.rmi.PHP2JavaBridge5.getEcDatenForOnlineEc2(PHP2JavaBridge5.java:338)

the above message means that your class
PHP2JavaBridge5 has called a method which existed when
it was compiled against an external library, but the
current runtime environment doesn't contain this
method.

You're probably using an old version of the library
but you have compiled against a newer one.


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier



		
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Hello,

I am calling successfully several java functions from php, but I have one 
function which produces the following error message:

Fatal error: Uncaught [o(Exception):"java.lang.Exception: Invoke failed: 
[o(PHP2JavaBridge5)]->getEcDatenForOnlineEc2((Ekunden)o(Ekunden)). Cause: 
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: 
DAL.rmi.SecureTransporter.getEcDatenForOnlineEc(LDAL/PersistentObjects/Ekunden;)DAL/PersistentObjects/EcDaten; 
Responsible VM: 1.5.0_06@http://java.sun.com/" at: #-10 
DAL.rmi.PHP2JavaBridge5.getEcDatenForOnlineEc2(PHP2JavaBridge5.java:338) #-9 
sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method) #-8 
sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:39)


The strange thing is that the method is existing and If I comment out the 
internals of the JAVA-function no error appears and the function can be 
called.

It seems that the Java function getEcDatenForOnlineEc2(..) can only be 
called from PHP, when
the JAVA function doesn't contain a specific line or if it's empty. (see 
below)

My PHP call looks like this and is working (or not working) in dependency of 
the JAVA code:

$this->EcDatenObject = 
$this->jbridge->getEcDatenForOnlineEc2($this->ekunde);


The not working JAVA function looks like:

public EcDaten getEcDatenForOnlineEc2(Ekunden ekunde) {

		EcDaten ec=null;

		try {
			ec=m_obj.getEcDatenForOnlineEc(ekunde);
		} catch (RemoteException e) {
		}
		return ec;
}

the working one looks like:

public EcDaten getEcDatenForOnlineEc2(Ekunden ekunde) {

		EcDaten ec=null;

		/*try {
			ec=m_obj.getEcDatenForOnlineEc(ekunde);
		} catch (RemoteException e) {
		}*/
		return ec;
}

The function call "m_obj.getEcDatenForOnlineEc(..);" which is called inside 
the JAVA function
makes an RMI Call to a server. This is working well for other RMI functions, 
don't know if that matters it's only for completeness.

Of course I tried also the JAVA function alone without calling it from PHP 
and it works perfect.

I can not imagine why the function call from PHP works only when I comment 
out my Java code.

I am already working for days to solve this problem...

Any help is appreciated.

scara

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