Re: [Php-java-bridge-users] PLEASE name globallyvisiblevariablesvery unique!

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> globallyvisiblevariablesvery unique!
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> Why not just include java.inc first?  Then, even if it does 
> use variables they you've set, then you'll overwrite the 
> value and it won't be an issue.  I can't see any reason why 
> you couldn't do the include at the top of the page.  I always 
> put it just after session_start();
> 
> --Nathan Shaskin
> Compliance Publishing

Because that part that declares $version is outside the code, that I
write, as is the code that later checks for it.

My code is dynamically, i.e. at runtime, embedded into this sequence.
The code that declares $version and the code that uses it are both
outside my control. I am essentially just providing the middle part
that returns some values (using the java-bridge). I agree, that this
is maybe not the best possible solution, but that's the way this
library, that I am using, works...

Michael