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From: <php...@li...> - 2010-02-09 17:55:42
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Hi Andre, this sounds very interesting! At the moment the code contains a lot of old cruft which nobody understands, but which is kept for backward compatibility. For example I would like to get rid of the following "features" * java_require() and dynamic class loading * The PhpCGIServlet and the CGIServlet. The FastCGI servlet should be rewritten. * .NET and mono support is obsolete * the custom log4j support should go * everything from the bridge/http/ package should be removed. These context runners are difficult to understand. I would use chunked connections everywhere. * Remove the autoconf scripts and support for RedHat's GNU Java/GCJ. Developers should be able to use a Java IDE like Netbeans or Eclipse to contribute to the project. What about creating a fork, something like "PHP/Java Bridge light"? The old PHP/Java Bridge code could still be maintained by me. And bug fixes could be taken from the new code base. Do you need a new SVN or GIT repository or is a branch sufficient? Regards, Jost Bökemeier |