Re: [Php-java-bridge-users] php-java-bridge and tomcat cluster

[<php...@li...>]

Hi,

[please excuse the delay]

which implementation of the PHP/Java Bridge do you
use?

I have tested the pure PHP implementation and could
not reproduce this problem when running two cluster
nodes on the same machine.

Can you please open a problem report and attach the
following information to the ticket:

* which implementation do you use (C or PHP)

* if C: are persistent connections enabled

* if C: which PHP version

* the log from the back end (please start the nodes
with -Dphp.java.bridge.log_level=5)


We'll look at this issue asap.


> Could some one gide me on how to enable the session
> proxy for a php web app, or where to find info about
> this, please? 

Your scripts must contain a statement:

  $session = java_session()

at the beginning of your scripts (as usual).

If you use the pure PHP implementation, the PHP client
will first contact the servlet, obtain a session from
there and then switch to a (persistent-) Pipe- or
SocketContextServer .

The C implementation currently does not support a
cluster environment. As a workaround please use the
pure PHP implementation. Or, if you must use PHP4,
switch off java.persistent_connections in the php.ini
file and make sure that either the Pipe- or
SocketContextServer can be reached: The C
implementation uses HTTP PUT requests if it doesn't
receive a Servlet -> ContextRunner redirect. This code
is broken since version 2.0.8 and might be removed
from the C implementation.


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier



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