php-java-bridge-users

[Php-java-bridge-users] picking a suitable versions on windows

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

Hi,

I'm installing the php-java bridge on a windows2003 server with apache. 
I got it running on a dev machine already, and after some initial 
compatibility problems down to my version of php/apache it seems to be 
working fine. I have a few simple lines in php.ini and JDK 1.4 and I'm 
up and running with a java process starting at the same time as apache.

extension=php_java.dll
...
java.log_level=3
java.classpath="c:/php/ext/JavaBridge.jar;c:/htdocs/mysite/myjar.jar"

I got it running on php 5.0.4 and apache 2.0.55

I'd like to use the "latest and greatest" PHP/Apache if at all possible. 
So my question is - how do I decide what are the latest and greatest 
versions of php/apache that will work?

thanks,
andyh

Re: [Php-java-bridge-users] picking a suitable versions on windows

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

Hi,
 
> So my question is - how do I decide what are the
> latest and greatest 
> versions of php/apache that will work?


well, the PHP/Java Bridge is only the XML protocol, as
such it should run with any PHP version >= 4.3.2. I.e
with any PHP version which has a working version of
fsockopen.

We publish PECL and PEAR extensions for convenience,
but these extensions aren't necessary to call out to
Java libraries. 

The following example demonstrates how easy it is to
call out to Java libraries with nothing but fsockopen,
fread and fwrite:

<?
class Protocol {
  var $c;
  function __construct() { 
    $this->c=fsockopen("127.0.0.1",9267); 
    fwrite($this->c, chr(0100)); // mode 0 0, see
PROTOCOL.TXT
  }

  function createBegin($s) { 
    fwrite($this->c,sprintf("<C v=\"%s\" p=\"I\">",
$s)); 
  }

  function createEnd() { fwrite($this->c, "</C>"); }

  function invokeBegin($o, $m) { 
    fwrite($this->c, sprintf("<I v=\"%d\" m=\"%s\"
p=\"I\">", $o, $m)); 
  }

  function invokeEnd() { fwrite($this->c, "</I>"); }

  function writeString($s) {
      fwrite($this->c, sprintf("<S v=\"%s\"/>", $s));
  }

  function writeInt($s) {
    $p="O"; if($s<0) { $p="A"; $s*=-1; }
    fwrite($this->c, sprintf("<L v=\"%d\" p=\"%s\"/>",
$s, $p));
  }

  function writeObject($s) {
    fwrite($this->c, sprintf("<O v=\"%d\"/>",
$s->java));
  }

  function writeVal($s) {
    if(is_string($s)) {
      $this->writeString($s);
    } else if(is_int($s)) {
      $this->writeInt($s);
    } else {
      $this->writeObject($s);
    }
  }

  function getResult() {
    $res = fread($this->c, 8192); 
    $ar = sscanf($res, "%s v=\"%s");
    return substr($ar[1], 0, strpos($ar[1], "\""));
  }
}

function getProtocol() {
  static $protocol; if(!isset($protocol))
$protocol=new Protocol();
  return $protocol;
}

class J/*ava*/ {
  var $java;
  function __construct() {
    if(!func_num_args()) return;
    $protocol=getProtocol();
    $ar = func_get_args();
    $protocol->createBegin(array_shift($ar));
    foreach($ar as $arg) { $protocol->writeVal($arg);
}
    $protocol->createEnd();
    $ar = sscanf($protocol->getResult(), "%d");
    $this->java=$ar[0];
  }
  function __call($method, $args) {
    $protocol=getProtocol();
    $protocol->invokeBegin($this->java, $method);
    foreach($args as $arg) {
$protocol->writeVal($arg); }
    $protocol->invokeEnd();
    $proxy = new J();
    $ar = sscanf($protocol->getResult(), "%d");
    $proxy->java=$ar[0];
    return $proxy;
  }
  function toString() {
    $protocol=getProtocol();
    $protocol->invokeBegin("", "castToString");
    $protocol->writeVal($this);
    $protocol->invokeEnd();
    return $protocol->getResult();
  }
}
// Test
$i1 = new J("java.math.BigInteger",  "1", 2);
$i2 = new J("java.math.BigInteger",  "11", 2);
$i3 = $i1->add($i2);
echo $i3->toString() . "\n";
?>

To run the above example start the JavaBridge.jar, for
example by double-clicking on it or with:

java -jar JavaBridge.jar INET:0 4 JavaBridge.log


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier



	

	
		
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