Re: [Php-java-bridge-users] Installing on Fedora Core 5

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Hi Wendy,

[please excuse the delay]


> However I am having troubles attaching a second
> file. [to the bug report]

Not necessary, the bug has already been fixed. I will
create a new download this weekend.

> You gave me a couple options to resolve the problem.
> 1. Use TCP sockets.  How is this done?  

The RPM binaries incorrectly assume that unix domain
sockets are usable and discard most of the autoconf
values.  Compiling the .tar.bz2 source download should
fix this: phpize && ./configure
--with-java=<java-home> && make 

su -c "sh install.sh"
answer no/no/yes/no to the questions from the install
dialog.


> configure
> php.inidifferently?  Is there an example somewhere?

I've never had this 32/64 bit problem. :)


> 2. Use the servlet backend.  Don't I need to have
> tomcat running for this?

Either tomcat or any other J2EE server, yes. This is
the fastest option, btw. Communication via named pipes
is 3 times faster than TCP socket communication and
1.5 times faster than unix domain sockets. 


> I currently don't run Tomcat, so this didn't seem
> like the option I would

If you're not familier with it, you don't need to use
it, this part is still being developed. However, in
the future the Apache front end with a J2EE or Tomcat
back-end will be default and the standalone back-end
will be deprecated and may vanish.


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier



	

	
		
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