Re: [Php-java-bridge-users] ClassCastExceptions in standalone deployment

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> It is certainly possible to load classes so that
> class@classLoader1 is assignment-incompatible to
> class@classLoader2.=20
>=20
> But I don't see this as a problem of the PHP/Java
> Bridge. -- When the request is done all versions of
> the PHP/JavaBridge allocate a new
> DynamicJavaBridgeClassLoader to avoid such problems
> (one class coming from the VM cache, the other one
> from the loader).

Assuming for a moment that there may be a classloader issue, do you
think it might be safer for us to put all our jars in one of the
directories the Bridge loads by default, rather than use java_require()?

> Can you please open a problem report, and attach code
> which allows us to reproduce the problem? And/or
> please  set the log level to 4 and attach the log at
> the end of the ticket.

I'd be happy to.  Unfortunately, we don't have any code that can
reliably reproduce the problem -- it comes and goes without notice --
but I'll do my best.  As I've said, we see the problem most often when
the Bridge is running in Tomcat.  How do I configure the Tomcat-deployed
Bridge to put its log file in the directory of my choosing?

Thanks,
Jonathan