Hi,
a number of people have asked how to invoke php
scripts from a java servlet or from a java
application.
Instead of answering these questions individually I
have created a demo. The ~4MB linux tar file can be
downloaded at
-> php-java-bridge.sf.net/php-java-bridge-3.0-demo.tar
It contains:
* JavaBridge.jar version 3.0
* java.so version 3.0, intel/linux 386 binary
* php version 5.0.5, intel/linux 386 binary
* php-script.jar (new since version 3.0)
* HelloWorld1.java: Allocates a script from the
build-in CGI pool using a local FileReader, calls
the local (CGI-) php continuation and invokes php
script methods.
* HelloWorld2.java: Allocates the script from
an external HTTP pool using a URLReader, calls
the remote php continuation and invokes php
methods.
For older java versions (<1.6) it also contains:
* script-api.jar ((C) by Sanka Samaranayake,
distributed under the Apache license)
Extract the php-java-bridge-3.0-demo.tar in /tmp, for
example with the command:
cd /tmp
tar xvf php-java-bridge-3.0-demo.tar
And run the sample, for example with:
sh runHello.sh
To run the second demo, move the HelloWorld.php to
your web server, make sure that the PHP/Java Bridge is
installed on this web server and check that its
php.ini contains _only_ the following entry:
[java]
# enable the http tunnel
java.servlet=On
After activating the new .ini (re-start the
web-server), you can run the second example, which is
similar to the first one except that it uses a
URLReader to allocate and to call out to a php
instance running on a remote http server.
Regards,
Jost Boekemeier
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