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From: <php...@li...> - 2008-06-11 15:13:20
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Hi Felix,
[java.so for backward compatibility]
> Well, this sounds for me like a bad april fool.
Bear in mind that I have written the PHP/Java Bridge in 2003. PHP 4 didn't have the functionality required to access Java, so a piece of glue code called "java.so" was necessary.
> So all
> (current)
> articles that describe the use of the extension are just
> crap?
I don't think so. -- If you find a bug in our documentation, please file a bug report.
> Ok, so all that is needed, is the [...] java/Java.inc stuff and
> the war-file.
Yes. You copy the JavaBridge.war to the J2EE server or Tomcat, wait one second until the JavaBridge directory appears, and then copy the JavaBridge directory over to the HTTP server document root.
You don't need to use our Java class implementation, if you don't want to. Please see our FAQ to see another Java class definition which fits into one (long) line.
Regards,
Jost Boekemeier
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