Ant: [Php-java-bridge-users] problems with own classes

[Jost B. <jos...@ya...>]

Hi,


>(but i didnt see
> any signs for the forums
> being closed).

It could be that some google caches still link to the
forum.  I guess they will disappear over time.  --
Sorry for the inconvenience, but it was difficult to
manage both, the forum and the mailing list.

 
> well for setting up the bridge i used the ibm java
> environment
> (IBMJava2-SDK-142.tgz) because the sun java kit
> didnt work so well (actually
> i had a failure during compiling the bridge so i
> decided to give the ibm
> java a try and it worked flawlessly). 

I think there were issues with old Sun JDK/JRE's on
linux during the transition to NPTL.  But since
1.4.02_02 this shouldn't be an issue anymore.



> is it possible
> that the ibm java
> doesnt contain this javax/servlet/ServletContext?

The servlet API is an optional package. The J2EE
download contains it, but not the standard SDK.  One
has to link to servlet.jar or j2ee.jar explicitly.

I don't know what your library does, but it could well
be that it requires a servlet environment.  In this
case please create a JavaBridge.war and deploy it into
e.g. tomcat.  

If it doesn't require a servlet, you can just download
the sun j2ee distribution and copy j2ee.jar to
/usr/share/java.  


> ProvisoFactory since it was written by someone else

Okay, but what does it do?  Does it require a servlet
environment (in which case you must create a
JavaBridge.war and deploy that) or does it reference
the servlet classes by accident, which may happen if
the vendor has compiled against the servlet classes
even though they are not needed for normal operation?


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier



	

	
		
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