Re: [Php-java-bridge-users] what document to refer for Java session sharing in PHP

[<php...@li...>]

I guess you are refering "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?" section from FAQ.
   
  But serving PHP through tomcat could be much slower.  Can someone tell me impact of performance for serving PHP through Apache or Tomcat?
   
  I also don't understand why mod_php and mod_jk both can not work?  PHP requests go through mod_php and JSP/servlet request goes through mod_jk to Tomcat.  Where is the conflict?
   
  I hope to hear soon from someone.
   
  Thanks
  Nimesh

php...@li... wrote:
  Hi,

what I meant was, that you cannot have both, PHP running within Apache and a forward rule which
forward all requests to the Tomcat back end.

The easiest setup is to remove or to ignore mod_jk and mod_php and to forward all requests to the
back end using a mod_proxy rule, please see the "Load Balancing" and "Cluster" entries from our
FAQ.

The other option: Apache/PHP front-end, Tomcat or J2EE back end is described in the INSTALL.J2EE
document. Again, you can ignore or remove mod_jk and use a mod_proxy rule instead.

Regards,
Jost Boekemeier



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