Re: [Php-java-bridge-users] java_values?

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I just upgraded to 5.2.2, and have confirmed that the problem is fixed.
Thanks!=20


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> Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2007 6:42 AM
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> Subject: Re: [Php-java-bridge-users] java_values?
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> Hi Jonathan,
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> the bug described below has been fixed in PHP version
> 5.2.0 and above. (I am not sure, but I think PHP 5.1.6
> contains the same fix).
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> Please use this version instead.
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> > These echoes, however, do not:
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> > 	$string =3D new Java('java.lang.String', 'abc');
> > 	echo "This is my $string" . "\n";
> > 	echo "This is my " . $string . "\n";
> > 	echo $string " is my string" . "\n";
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> > The result I see is:
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> > 	This is my Object id #30
> > 	This is my Object id #30
> > 	Object id #30 is my string
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> Yes, that was a known bug in the PHP engine. It
> appeared in all PHP 5 versions from 5.0.0 to 5.1.5.
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> > The result is similar with other object types.=20
> > Echoing just a boolean
> > object gives [[o:Boolean]:"true"], but concatenating
> > it with a string
> > gives "Object id #1 is my boolean".
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> It should display: [[o:Boolean]:"true"] is my boolean.
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> If you don't want to upgrade to PHP 5.2.x or at least
> 5.1.6, please use the "java.so" or "php_java.dll" from
> the php-java-bridge-legacy download. It contains a
> piece of C code which works around this problem.
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> Regards,
> Jost Boekemeier