Re: [Php-java-bridge-users] Debian's security manager

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Hello,

I will test with an apache2+tomcat with mod_jk installation next week.

Just commited an initial 60JavaBridge.policy to repository, but it is not

packaged yet.

It is working with a  tomcat5.5 with auto-deply enabled.

Should work with a manually deployed war file through the tomcat manager

interface too.

The php-java-bridge C implementation is deprecated, afaik. See the

FAQ.html.

Thanks.

Andre Felipe

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On Thu, 30 Apr 2009 11:27:39 +0200,

php...@li... wrote:

> Hello,

> 

> Building from repo solved the problem, calling from tomcat, and linking

> JavaBridge to the webroot, it works.

> 

> But the page is'nt found the java_set_library_path php function.

> I have a webpage with an old apache-php-javabridge engine (with

> php-java-bridge 4.0.8). When I started the apache, it starts a java

> process

> listenin on port 9267.

> I want to migrate it to Debian lenny. With the new version of

> php-java-brigde is it possible?

> 

> (I think, the java.so starts this process, and it would be better, if I

> can

> leave the tomcat...)

> 

> Thanks:

> 

> --

> Üdv,

>  Ricsi