Re: [Php-java-bridge-users] Why ...

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Hi Nathan and thanks before all:
I can't understand your reply. What you mean with pure PHP =
implementation? I try to setup the bridge and it not works. As I said =
before I use PHP 5.2.5, Apache 2.0.61 maybe they are the problem. So ... =
any idea ?

Ing. Reynier P=E9rez Mira
Universidad de las Ciencias Inform=E1ticas=20
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> I found the easiest method is to use the pure PHP implementation.  The
> java_php modules that come with PHP do not work (and can interfere =
with
> the bridge if installed.).  Tomcat worked for me as the Java =
container.
> The bridge comes with install instructions.  You want the J2EE
> instructions if you're going to do it with Tomcat.
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> Otherwise, you'll want to use the pure Java implementation which =
involves
> using Resin (or something like it).  I had trouble getting Resin to =
work
> with my mail server though.
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> --Nathan Shaskin
> Compliance Publishing.com