RE: [Php-java-bridge-users] Sharing sessions apache / tomcat

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

Hi Michet,

[please excuse the delay]

 
> I am trying to share sessions between php and java.
>
> Now I would like my php repository to be independent
> from the tomcat repository.

Do you use the mod_jk adapter (see "Example#1:
Apache/IIS/mod_jk connector" in the NEWS) or do you
share the http server document root with the servlet
engine's webapps directory (see Example#2 "Example: a
shared document directory" in NEWS)?
(-> http://php-java-bridge.sourceforge.net/NEWS)


> I pass elements in the session from php to java and
> it works fine.

Depending on your setup the cookie PATH is "/", which
is okay for a single-user setup.


> But when I return to the php I loose my elements.

If you check your cookies you'll probably see two
cookies, one with PATH=/JavaBridge and one with
PATH=/. Or you'll see only one cookie with PATH=/.
Which means that you cannot access the /JavaBridge
cookie anymore.  This behaviour is intentional:

In a multi-user setup script userA/sessionSharing.php
should not be able to share the session values with
script userB/sessionSharing.php.

If you don't care about the PATH, I suggest to install
the JavaBridge.war without a context (i.e. as context
"/"). After that you need to change the java.servlet
setting from "/JavaBridge/PhpJavaServlet" to:

  java.servlet = "/PhpJavaServlet"


> When I look at the cookie (JsessionID) I have the
> same cookie from php to java.

Yes, but what about the PATH?



Regards,
Jost Boekemeier



	

	
		
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