Ant: [Php-java-bridge-users] PhpJavaServlet using tunneling instead of CGI?

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

Hi again,

> > Is there some configuration I need in my web.xml
> > file to tell the
> > Servlet how to connect back through the Apache
> > service?  

I just noticed that you may want to include the php
script, i.e. call out to php from a standard java
class or servlet.

I think you know about the req.redirect(...), which
would redirect the request to the apache port.

However, I am currently working on full jsr223
integration: The implementation allocates a php
instance from the apache pool by opening a
URLconnection passing it the current java continuation
(a thread). The allocated php instance in turn
connects back to the java continuation passing it the
proxy allocated with java_closure().

The allocated script is stored in the
javax.script.ScriptEngine when the user calls
scriptEngine.eval(<phpScript>). He/she can call out to
the php script by using the methods from
javax.script.Invocable.

I likely have misunderstood your question and the
previous answer was sufficient. :) If not, a preview
of PHP/Java Bridge version 3.0 will be available next
week.


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier



	

	
		
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