Thread: [Php-java-bridge-users] problem using php java bridge in seam application

Hi,

I installed php java bridge successful.

Using the JavaBridge.war I can share the PHP session (running in a apache
server) with the "war" in the JBoss server.

I removed the JavaBridge.war and tried to mimic it's configuration in a seam
application that I'm developing, but I'm getting the 403 error when I try to
run the php file apache. I can't understand what is wrong. I already look
the logs, googled a lot, but can't find an aswear to this error.

If someone can give me some hint to bypass this error I will be very
grateful.

Thanks,
Carlos.

I just forge to say, if I run:

echo '<?php require_once("http://localhost:8080/JavaBridge/java/Java.inc");
echo java("java.lang.System")->getProperties();?>' | php -n -d
allow_url_include=On

It works... can it be a problem in my php.ini? I don't mind, since with the
JavaBridge.war deployed everything works fine.

2008/8/28 Carlos Eduardo Rodrigues Diógenes <cer...@gm...>

> Hi,
>
> I installed php java bridge successful.
>
> Using the JavaBridge.war I can share the PHP session (running in a apache
> server) with the "war" in the JBoss server.
>
> I removed the JavaBridge.war and tried to mimic it's configuration in a
> seam application that I'm developing, but I'm getting the 403 error when I
> try to run the php file apache. I can't understand what is wrong. I already
> look the logs, googled a lot, but can't find an aswear to this error.
>
> If someone can give me some hint to bypass this error I will be very
> grateful.
>
> Thanks,
> Carlos.
>

Hi,

> Using the JavaBridge.war I can share the PHP session (running in a apache
> server) with the "war" in the JBoss server.

in its default configuration, the bridge connects to the J2EE "JavaBridge" application context. 

If you remove it, you'll probably get a "document not found, or a permission error from tomcat.

Please see our FAQ for details how to forward requests to a 
custom context.


> It works... can it be a problem in my php.ini? 

This is probably a misunderstanding. The PHP/Java Bridge is written in pure Java and doesn't know anything about a php.ini, unless you enable the backward compatibility flag in the Config.inc.



Regards,
Jost Boekemeier


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Hi,

Thanks for the reply Jost, but I can't find anything related with forward
requests to a custom context in FAQ, can you point me to where is this
information?

Thanks,
Carlos.

2008/8/29 <php...@li...>

> Hi,
>
> > Using the JavaBridge.war I can share the PHP session (running in a apache
> > server) with the "war" in the JBoss server.
>
> in its default configuration, the bridge connects to the J2EE "JavaBridge"
> application context.
>
> If you remove it, you'll probably get a "document not found, or a
> permission error from tomcat.
>
> Please see our FAQ for details how to forward requests to a
> custom context.
>
>
> > It works... can it be a problem in my php.ini?
>
> This is probably a misunderstanding. The PHP/Java Bridge is written in pure
> Java and doesn't know anything about a php.ini, unless you enable the
> backward compatibility flag in the Config.inc.
>
>
>
> Regards,
> Jost Boekemeier
>
>
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Hi Jost,

I think that more informations about the scenario that I'm using is also
important.

I saw in a lot of discussion in the mailing list talking about mod_jk and
the applications being in the same container.

In my machine (Ubuntu 8.04) I just installed apache2 and mod_php 5.2.4 and
copied sessionSharing.php and java/Java.inc from JavaBridge.war to /var/www.
I also modified the /etc/php5/java.ini to contain the following:

[java]
java.hosts     = 127.0.0.1:8080
java.servlet   = On ;; Off, On or User

Then I exploded the JavaBridge.war to a JavaBridge.war/ folder and modified
the link in sessionSharing.jsp to point to
http://localhost/sessionSharing.php (the file in apache root dir, /var/www)
and deployed it to JBoss.

The session sharing worked fine in this scenario.

After this, I undeployed the JavaBridge.war and modified my Seam application
to have the following servlet:

<servlet-name>PhpJavaServlet</servlet-name>
<servlet-class>php.java.servlet.PhpJavaServlet</servlet-class>

I also copied the libraries to my application libs folder, since without
this I get ClassNotFound errors.

After this I tried to do the same what I described in the first scenario,
but what I get is:

protocol error: HTTP Status 403 -
------------------------------

*type* Status report

*message* **

*description* *Access to the specified resource () has been forbidden.*
------------------------------
JBossWeb/2.0.1.GA. Check the back end log for details.

If I put the sessionSharing.php in my Seam application the session is shared
without problems, but I really need something like in the first scenario.
I'm a bit lost about the discussion of mod_jk and don't know how I must
proceed. Can you give me some light?

Thanks and best regards,
Carlos.

2008/8/29 Carlos Eduardo Rodrigues Diógenes <cer...@gm...>

> Hi,
>
> Thanks for the reply Jost, but I can't find anything related with forward
> requests to a custom context in FAQ, can you point me to where is this
> information?
>
> Thanks,
> Carlos.
>
> 2008/8/29 <php...@li...>
>
> Hi,
>>
>> > Using the JavaBridge.war I can share the PHP session (running in a
>> apache
>> > server) with the "war" in the JBoss server.
>>
>> in its default configuration, the bridge connects to the J2EE "JavaBridge"
>> application context.
>>
>> If you remove it, you'll probably get a "document not found, or a
>> permission error from tomcat.
>>
>> Please see our FAQ for details how to forward requests to a
>> custom context.
>>
>>
>> > It works... can it be a problem in my php.ini?
>>
>> This is probably a misunderstanding. The PHP/Java Bridge is written in
>> pure Java and doesn't know anything about a php.ini, unless you enable the
>> backward compatibility flag in the Config.inc.
>>
>>
>>
>> Regards,
>> Jost Boekemeier
>>
>>
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>

Hi,

The Java.inc is programmed so that if no context is available to Apache/PHP, the default web context "JavaBridge" is used. If you remove it, you will get the said error message.

If you want to use your own context, you'll need to hard-code the context, for example via a define(...) directive before the Java.inc is loaded, or store your application into a custom context and set the JAVA_SERVLET definition to User. The "User" setting extracts the context and forwards to the appropriate web context of the back-end. Please see our FAQ for details.


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier


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Hi,

How can I hard-code the context using define(...). I try an trial an error,
but only get errors :-)

What variable I have to set to hard-code the context to something different
from JavaBridge?

Best regards,
Carlos.

2008/8/30 <php...@li...>

> Hi,
>
> The Java.inc is programmed so that if no context is available to
> Apache/PHP, the default web context "JavaBridge" is used. If you remove it,
> you will get the said error message.
>
> If you want to use your own context, you'll need to hard-code the context,
> for example via a define(...) directive before the Java.inc is loaded, or
> store your application into a custom context and set the JAVA_SERVLET
> definition to User. The "User" setting extracts the context and forwards to
> the appropriate web context of the back-end. Please see our FAQ for details.
>
>
> Regards,
> Jost Boekemeier
>
>
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Hi,

Please see the FAQ topic 

"I want to use Apache/IIS as a front-end and tomcat as a back end. How do I enable PHP and JSP for all my applications?" for details.


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier

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