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From: <php...@li...> - 2007-05-02 09:41:21
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Hi,
you're right that new Java(...) cannot return NULL.
> How can I figure out, what's going wrong here and
> why???
You can look at the protocol level. Either set the log
level to 4 or above or, if you use linux, type:
strace -s 1024 php yourPhpScript.php >error.log
You will see something like:
--> <C p=... v=...>...</C>
<-- <O v=.../>
Which PHP version do you use, btw?
Regards,
Jost Boekemeier
--- php...@li...
schrieb:
>
> I am using php/java bridge 3.1.8. I am having the
> interesting case that in
> my PHP code I do a
>
> $classpath='...';
> java_require($classpath);
> try {
> $var=new Java('class.name.here'); //
> the constructor has no
> paramete
> } catch(JavaException $exeption) {
> throw new Exception('Java-exception
> creating object of class
> "class.name.here": '.$exeption);
> }
> if ($var) {
> // using the object...
> } else {
> echo 'got a null object... :-( ';
> }
>
> Initially I was getting misc.
> ClassNotFound-Exceptions until I got my
> classpath right. The classpath seems to be OK now,
> but now I am NOT getting
> any JavaException but I get back a null-object, i.e.
> I am falling into the
> echo ... statement in the above snippet.
>
> How can I figure out, what's going wrong here and
> why???
>
> Michael
>
>
>
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