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Raja,
 
The way we did it with tomcat is explained here:
http://www.theserverside.com/tt/articles/article.tss?l=IntegratingBIRTwithPHP
some additional notes are posted here:
http://www.birt-exchange.org/devshare/deploying-birt-reports/743-calling-birt-from-php/#description
 
To do it stand alone I just copied the stand alone directory to my php site and created a new directory in it with BIRT libs.  Right clicked on the JavaBridge.jar and selected the open with Java.  Then wrote php pages to access it.  Very simple.  Here was one the example pages I used.  As you will notice way to many jars.  I really did not need them all but wanted to check if this would be an issue.  With BIRT you can turn on/off pieces of the engine.  I also had some issues with the version of BIRT using static variables so I had to add a work around.  This has since been fixed.
 
<?php
   //define ("JAVA_DEBUG", true);
require_once ("java/Java.inc");
$session = java_session();
$here = getcwd();
try {
java_require("$here/BIRTReportEngine2.3.1/lib/chartphp.jar;$here/BIRTReportEngine2.3.1/lib/chartengineapi.jar;$here/BIRTReportEngine2.3.1/lib/com.ibm.icu_3.8.1.v20080530.jar;$here/BIRTReportEngine2.3.1/lib/commons-cli-1.0.jar;$here/BIRTReportEngine2.3.1/lib/coreapi.jar;$here/BIRTReportEngine2.3.1/lib/crosstabcoreapi.jar;$here/BIRTReportEngine2.3.1/lib/dataadapterapi.jar;$here/BIRTReportEngine2.3.1/lib/dataaggregationapi.jar;$here/BIRTReportEngine2.3.1/lib/dteapi.jar;$here/BIRTReportEngine2.3.1/lib/engineapi.jar;$here/BIRTReportEngine2.3.1/lib/flute.jar;$here/BIRTReportEngine2.3.1/lib/js.jar;$here/BIRTReportEngine2.3.1/lib/modelapi.jar;$here/BIRTReportEngine2.3.1/lib/modelodaapi.jar;$here/BIRTReportEngine2.3.1/lib/odadesignapi.jar;$here/BIRTReportEngine2.3.1/lib/org.apache.commons.codec_1.3.0.v20080530-1600.jar;$here/BIRTReportEngine2.3.1/lib/dataextraction.jar;$here/BIRTReportEngine2.3.1/lib/org.eclipse.emf.common_2.4.0.v200808251517.jar;$here/BIRTReportEngine2.3.1/lib/org.eclipse.emf.ecore.xmi_2.4.1.v200808251517.jar;$here/BIRTReportEngine2.3.1/lib/org.eclipse.emf.ecore_2.4.1.v200808251517.jar;$here/BIRTReportEngine2.3.1/lib/org.w3c.css.sac_1.3.0.v200805290154.jar;$here/BIRTReportEngine2.3.1/lib/scriptapi.jar;");

if(is_null(java_values($session->get("birtengine")))) {
 $birtEngineConfig = new java("org.eclipse.birt.report.engine.api.EngineConfig");
 $birtEngineConfig->setBIRTHome("C:/xampplite/htdocs/birtphp/BIRTReportEngine2.3.1");
 $birtPlatform = new java("org.eclipse.birt.core.framework.Platform");
 $birtPlatform->startup($birtEngineConfig);
 $birtFactory = $birtPlatform->createFactoryObject( "org.eclipse.birt.report.engine.ReportEngineFactory" );
 $birtEngine = $birtFactory->createReportEngine( $birtEngineConfig );
 $session->put("birtengine", $birtEngine);
  
}
$birtEngine = java_values($session->get("birtengine"));
$setupChart = new java("chart.work.around.php.ChartMetadataLoader");
$cl = $setupChart->getClass()->getClassLoader();
$setupChart->setupLoader();
$report = $birtEngine->openReportDesign("$here/Reports/TopNpercent.rptdesign");
$task = $birtEngine->createRunAndRenderTask($report);
$taskOptions = new java("org.eclipse.birt.report.engine.api.HTMLRenderOption");
$outputStream = new java("java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream");
$taskOptions->setOutputStream($outputStream);
$taskOptions->setOutputFormat("html");
$ih = new java( "org.eclipse.birt.report.engine.api.HTMLServerImageHandler");
$taskOptions->setImageHandler($ih);
$taskOptions->setBaseImageURL("http://localhost/birtphp");
$taskOptions->setImageDirectory($here);
$task->setRenderOption( $taskOptions );
$task->run();
$task->close();
//$birtEngine->destroy();
//$birtPlatform->shutdown();
$file_size = $outputStream->size();
echo $cl->toString();
echo $outputStream;
} catch (JavaException $e) {
}
 
Jason

 
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To: php...@li...
Subject: Re: [Php-java-bridge-users] Using PHP/Java Bridge without Tomcat



Thanks Jason,


> When we worked on the BIRT integration we got it to work without Tomcat, 
> so I imagine Jasper would work in a similar fashion. The only issue I 
> worried about is scalability. Maybe this is nothing to worry about but 
> deserves a little consideration. We just used the STANDALONE method 
> started the JavaBridge.jar and included all the jars in using the require 
> method.

I also think in same direction, but since we dont have any experience in 
deploying java application
we need exact comands and directory where to place the required jars. can u 
please give us
method for how to start STANDALONE JavaBridge with which user and directory 
where to place
all required jars so that those are available for java_Require method. We 
need to test difference
between Tomcat version and Standalone method. As far as scalability is 
concerned at later dates
is there are complaints about speed or other issues we can very well switch 
back to tomcat version.
If u foresee any issues in this approach let me know.

Since already u have got Birt working without tomcat please tell me what u 
did I work on similar lines.

Thanks and best regards

Raja
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Hi Andre,

Thanks. I have just re-tagged the current head (2009-07-31 10:42 UTC) as
ROOT_Release-5-5 and Release-5-5.


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier

Thanks Jason,


> When we worked on the BIRT integration we got it to work without Tomcat,  
> so I imagine Jasper would work in a similar fashion. The only issue I  
> worried about is scalability. Maybe this is nothing to worry about but  
> deserves a little consideration. We just used the STANDALONE method  
> started the JavaBridge.jar and included all the jars in using the require  
> method.

I also think in same direction, but since we dont have any experience in  
deploying java application
we need exact comands and directory where to place the required jars. can u  
please give us
method for how to start STANDALONE JavaBridge with which user and directory  
where to place
all required jars so that those are available for java_Require method. We  
need to test difference
between Tomcat version and Standalone method. As far as scalability is  
concerned at later dates
is there are complaints about speed or other issues we can very well switch  
back to tomcat version.
If u foresee any issues in this approach let me know.

Since already u have got Birt working without tomcat please tell me what u  
did I work on similar lines.

Thanks and best regards

Raja

Raja,
 
When we worked on the BIRT integration we got it to work without Tomcat, so I imagine Jasper would work in a similar fashion.  The only issue I worried about is scalability.  Maybe this is nothing to worry about but deserves a little consideration.  We just used the STANDALONE method started the JavaBridge.jar and included all the jars in using the require method.
 
Jason

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From: php...@li... [mailto:php...@li...]
Sent: Thu 7/30/2009 10:18 AM
To: php...@li...
Subject: Re: [Php-java-bridge-users] Using PHP/Java Bridge without Tomcat



Thanks Jost,


> It depends on your java application. Some applications use/require a
> servlet
> container as a well-defined java execution environment.
>
> I do agree, I want to test whether JasperReports Runs without Tomcat.
But if PJB needs Tomcat then no options are left.
If PJB can run without Tomcat let me what shall I do. I will test the pilot
application we developed without Tomcat. If it works then we can plan our
main application in different way.

Please let me know how can I make the required jasperReport jar files
available to PJB for instantiation of jasper report classes. Right now I
have
put all of then in Tomcat Lib Dir.

Thanks and best regards.

Raja.
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Thanks Jost,


> It depends on your java application. Some applications use/require a
> servlet
> container as a well-defined java execution environment.
>
> I do agree, I want to test whether JasperReports Runs without Tomcat.
But if PJB needs Tomcat then no options are left.
If PJB can run without Tomcat let me what shall I do. I will test the pilot
application we developed without Tomcat. If it works then we can plan our
main application in different way.

Please let me know how can I make the required jasperReport jar files
available to PJB for instantiation of jasper report classes. Right now I
have
put all of then in Tomcat Lib Dir.

Thanks and best regards.

Raja.

Hello, Jost
I saw that the ROOT_Release-5-5 repository tag is a bit older code.
Could you confirm the tag scope or retag the repository?
Regards.
Andre Felipe

Hi,

It depends on your java application. Some applications use/require a servlet
container as a well-defined java execution environment.

Regards,
Jost Boekemeier

30. Jul 2009 6:17 vorm. schrieb am <
php...@li...>:

Hi,

I got PHP/Java Bridge Working with Tomcat 6 very easily and I have tested
running jasperReports from PHP flawlessly. The application where we are
planning to use is Flex->PHP so except for running Jasper reports we dont
need Tomcat. Is it possible to run PHP/Java Bridge without Installing Tomcat
in standalone mode ? if yes how. We feel that tomcat may be a unnecessary
and may be causing extra installation/security/maintenace work.

Thanks and best regards.

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Hi,

I got PHP/Java Bridge Working with Tomcat 6 very easily and I have tested
running jasperReports from PHP flawlessly. The application where we are
planning to use is Flex->PHP so except for running Jasper reports we dont
need Tomcat. Is it possible to run PHP/Java Bridge without Installing Tomcat
in standalone mode ? if yes how. We feel that tomcat may be a unnecessary
and may be causing extra installation/security/maintenace work.

Thanks and best regards.

Raja

Hello,
It does not harm leaving v 5.5  at cvs head.
I already tagged the debian package 5.4.4.2-3 version.
But last week was too busy for me to manage the sf.net interface to the
new package.
Those who want to build  the package theirselves, could use the
cvs-buildpackage command as stated at Debian.README file.
Maybe this week I could upload the binaries I built.
Regards.
Andre Felipe
http://www.techforce.com.br

Hi Andre,

I have accidentally committed version 5.5 to the CVS head instead of the new
5.5 branch. Can I leave it there or do you want me to back out the changes?

Regards,
Jost Boekemeier

17. Jul 2009 1:16 vorm. schrieb am <
php...@li...>:

Hello,
There is a new Debian package at CVS repository head.
It is not a new JavaBridge version, but packaging improvements.
The new JavaBridge TomCat 5.5 security policy should be correctly
installed now at a Debian Lenny fresh install.
The JavaBridge should run with TomCat 5.5 security enabled at
/etc/default/tomcat5.5 (it is the Debian/Ubuntu default configuration
anyway).
Debian package installation scripts were improved.
SE Linux policy installation procedure is the same already at cvs since
last week.
Please, checkout, compile and test at a Debian 5.x ****test machine****.
Do not deploy it at a production environment.
It "should" compile and install at an Ubuntu one too.
Remember that that JavaBridge TomCat 5.5 rules are not enough to protect
a server. SE Linux should be used for that. Please, contribute better
rules to the project.
Please, send comments to the php-java-bridge-users list.
Regards.
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Hi,

Please see our README or FAQ.

Regards,
Jost Boekemeier

24. Jul 2009 10:27 nachm. schrieb am <
php...@li...>:

Hi,

I have few jar files of classes i have written. I want to use them
in PHP. Can some body tell me in which folder I should place
them so that those can be accessed by php script.

At present I have adopted very ugly solution to place them
in Tomcat 6.0's lib folder. It has worked but i would like to
have some more elegant and stable soution so that even if I
Upgrade to next tomcat version or some other application server
it will work.

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Hi,

I have few jar files of classes i have written. I want to use them
in PHP. Can some body tell me in which folder I should place
them so that those can be accessed by php script.

At present I have adopted very ugly solution to place them
in Tomcat 6.0's lib folder. It has worked but i would like to
have some more elegant and stable soution so that even if I
Upgrade to next tomcat version or some other application server
it will work.

Thanks and best regards

Raja.

Hi,

So you need a Java singleton object which is loaded with the library and
persisted right before the web context or the entire JVM is destroyed?

The java_context() supports a synchronized init() and an onShutdown() hook,
where you can set up the singleton and synchronize with the database.

Please see report.php (within JavaBridge.war) for details.

However, that's one singleton per jvm, not per cluster. If you want to set
up a cluster, better use a 3tier approach instead and allocate your session
beans there.

Regards,
Jost Boekemeier

22. Jul 2009 6:56 nachm. schrieb am <
php...@li...>:

Thanks Jost, for your quick reply.

That looks like a very handy class (I had not even stumbled across
that folder yet; it looks like it contains other useful things).
Unfortunately, I need to be able to connect to the same Java object
from multiple php scripts, with the risk that one call will be
executing while another script begins access.  So file access won't be
enough.  Named sessions won't be enough, either, since even instances
of the same session are separate executions when they are from
different scripts.  What I really want to do is be able to send
messages across the bridge to the same Java execution from different
scripts.

Is there any discussion/documentation of how exactly the PHP/Java
Bridge keeps track of the scripts that are accessing it?

I have planned a workaround using cron jobs, in which case I might go
ahead and use Persistence rather than Session (and consolidate calls
to the object every 10 or 20 seconds, say).  But it would be much
nicer to just keep it running, since the web app will be accessing it
pretty constantly.

Thanks,

Chris

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php...@li...> wrote: > Hi, > > Yo...

Thanks Jost, for your quick reply.

That looks like a very handy class (I had not even stumbled across
that folder yet; it looks like it contains other useful things).
Unfortunately, I need to be able to connect to the same Java object
from multiple php scripts, with the risk that one call will be
executing while another script begins access.  So file access won't be
enough.  Named sessions won't be enough, either, since even instances
of the same session are separate executions when they are from
different scripts.  What I really want to do is be able to send
messages across the bridge to the same Java execution from different
scripts.

Is there any discussion/documentation of how exactly the PHP/Java
Bridge keeps track of the scripts that are accessing it?

I have planned a workaround using cron jobs, in which case I might go
ahead and use Persistence rather than Session (and consolidate calls
to the object every 10 or 20 seconds, say).  But it would be much
nicer to just keep it running, since the web app will be accessing it
pretty constantly.

Thanks,

Chris


On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 9:06 AM,
<php...@li...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> You could also use the JPersistenceAdapter to store your PHP/Java objects on
> disc or in the database.
>
> Please see JPersistence.php from the documentation.zip download.
>
> Regards,
> Jost Boekemeier
>
> 21. Jul 2009 9:26 nachm. schrieb am <
> php...@li...>:
>
> O wise developers,
>
> I am trying to persist a java object (from PHP) using PHP/Java Bridge,
> because interacting with that object is expensive and I don't want to
> repeat calculations.  I have read through the examples and the FAQ,
> and done some searching through the mailing list, but found very few
> references to persistence.  The only references I did find used
> sessions.  It was fairly easy to implement persistence using a named
> session, but I found that it has the problem of eventual expiration.
> Is this the only way to persist an object?  The FAQ seems to imply
> that there is another (built-in) way, but it doesn't give any hint as
> to what that might be.
>
> I am running PHP/Java Bridge 5.4.4.2 on Tomcat 6.0.20, and connecting
> to it from PHP5 running on a vanilla Apache2 install.
>
> Thanks for your help,
>
> - Chris Sullins
>
>
>
> >From the FAQ:
>
>> Q: How do I make my script state (objects or variables) persistent?
>> A: If you must code it yourself: with e.g. java_session()->put("buf",
> $stringBuffer)
>
> >From the Session Sharing example:
>
>  if(is_null(java_values($session->get("counter")))) {
>   $session->put("counter", 1);
>  }
>  $counter = java_values($session->get("counter"));
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Hi,

You could also use the JPersistenceAdapter to store your PHP/Java objects on
disc or in the database.

Please see JPersistence.php from the documentation.zip download.

Regards,
Jost Boekemeier

21. Jul 2009 9:26 nachm. schrieb am <
php...@li...>:

O wise developers,

I am trying to persist a java object (from PHP) using PHP/Java Bridge,
because interacting with that object is expensive and I don't want to
repeat calculations.  I have read through the examples and the FAQ,
and done some searching through the mailing list, but found very few
references to persistence.  The only references I did find used
sessions.  It was fairly easy to implement persistence using a named
session, but I found that it has the problem of eventual expiration.
Is this the only way to persist an object?  The FAQ seems to imply
that there is another (built-in) way, but it doesn't give any hint as
to what that might be.

I am running PHP/Java Bridge 5.4.4.2 on Tomcat 6.0.20, and connecting
to it from PHP5 running on a vanilla Apache2 install.

Thanks for your help,

- Chris Sullins



>From the FAQ:

> Q: How do I make my script state (objects or variables) persistent?
> A: If you must code it yourself: with e.g. java_session()->put("buf",
$stringBuffer)

>From the Session Sharing example:

 if(is_null(java_values($session->get("counter")))) {
   $session->put("counter", 1);
 }
 $counter = java_values($session->get("counter"));

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O wise developers,

I am trying to persist a java object (from PHP) using PHP/Java Bridge,
because interacting with that object is expensive and I don't want to
repeat calculations.  I have read through the examples and the FAQ,
and done some searching through the mailing list, but found very few
references to persistence.  The only references I did find used
sessions.  It was fairly easy to implement persistence using a named
session, but I found that it has the problem of eventual expiration.
Is this the only way to persist an object?  The FAQ seems to imply
that there is another (built-in) way, but it doesn't give any hint as
to what that might be.

I am running PHP/Java Bridge 5.4.4.2 on Tomcat 6.0.20, and connecting
to it from PHP5 running on a vanilla Apache2 install.

Thanks for your help,

- Chris Sullins



>From the FAQ:

> Q: How do I make my script state (objects or variables) persistent?
> A: If you must code it yourself: with e.g. java_session()->put("buf", $stringBuffer)

>From the Session Sharing example:

  if(is_null(java_values($session->get("counter")))) {
    $session->put("counter", 1);
  }
  $counter = java_values($session->get("counter"));

Hi,

> but I can't successfully run the same program from a
> different computer

Yes. This has been switched off intentionally.

> 2Fbridge X_JAVABRIDGE_REDIRECT: 9267

No host name means: Loopback only.

> What am I doing wrong?

Perhaps you forgot to enable promiscuous mode. Please re-read the
INSTALL.J2EE from the documentation download for details, especially the
security warning.

Regards,
Jost Boekemeier

 20. Jul 2009 4:36 nachm. schrieb am <
php...@li...>:

Hi all,

I've been running tests with the new 5.4.4.2 version, and the bridge
works flawlessly both in "PhpJavaServlet mode" and in "PhpCGIServlet
mode" when the PHP script resides on the same machine where my Jetty
server runs, but I can't successfully run the same program from a
different computer.
Specifically, I do not understand how I need to set the #define
statements listed in java/Java.inc ... this is how the start of the
latest version of my calling script looks like (base URL for the bridge
webapp is /bridge):

define ("JAVA_SERVLET", "/bridge/JavaBridge.phpjavabridge");
define ("JAVA_PERSISTENT_SERVLET_CONNECTIONS", false);
include_once('http://jetty_server_IP:80/bridge/java/Java.inc');
.....

According to php_errors.log, the script cannot connect to port 9267 on
the target server; ethereal shows that a first connection is made to
port 80, and the servlet response contains headers like:

X_JAVABRIDGE_CONTEXT: b@%2Fopt%2Fjetty%2Fwebapps%2Fbridge
X_JAVABRIDGE_REDIRECT: 9267

but then it shows that the client is, again, trying to call port 80 on
the next interaction, disregarding the redirection.

What am I doing wrong?
Thank you,
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Hi all,
 
I've been running tests with the new 5.4.4.2 version, and the bridge
works flawlessly both in "PhpJavaServlet mode" and in "PhpCGIServlet
mode" when the PHP script resides on the same machine where my Jetty
server runs, but I can't successfully run the same program from a
different computer.
Specifically, I do not understand how I need to set the #define
statements listed in java/Java.inc ... this is how the start of the
latest version of my calling script looks like (base URL for the bridge
webapp is /bridge):
 
define ("JAVA_SERVLET", "/bridge/JavaBridge.phpjavabridge");
define ("JAVA_PERSISTENT_SERVLET_CONNECTIONS", false);
include_once('http://jetty_server_IP:80/bridge/java/Java.inc');
.....
 
According to php_errors.log, the script cannot connect to port 9267 on
the target server; ethereal shows that a first connection is made to
port 80, and the servlet response contains headers like:
 
X_JAVABRIDGE_CONTEXT: b@%2Fopt%2Fjetty%2Fwebapps%2Fbridge
X_JAVABRIDGE_REDIRECT: 9267
 
but then it shows that the client is, again, trying to call port 80 on
the next interaction, disregarding the redirection.
 
What am I doing wrong?
Thank you,
Massimo
 
 
 

Hi,

The relevant files are Java.inc and JavaProxy.php. Both start with <?php and
correcly end with ?>.

I don't think anyone recommends to not write well-formed html or xml.

Furthermore it is not recommended to omit a ?>. Without it, the following
JSR223 PHP script will fail:

<?php $a=1; echo $a?> // your script
<?php java_context()->call(java_closure());?> //bridge

Regards,
Jost Boekemeier

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php...@li...>:

Sorry I see some files start only <?

and close tag if not nessary. And prevent error if you leave line breaks
before close tag. is a good practice recommed for Zend, to many php
programmers and best code implementation use this practices like Wikipedia,
etc.

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Sorry I see some files start only <?

and close tag if not nessary. And prevent error if you leave line breaks
before close tag. is a good practice recommed for Zend, to many php
programmers and best code implementation use this practices like Wikipedia,
etc.

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> Hi,
>
> > Replace: <? For: <?php
>
> <?php ... ?> is corect.
>
> Why should this be changed?
>
> 17. Jul 2009 8:06 nachm. schrieb am <
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> Change all php files
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> Replace: <?
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>
> Remove close tag if a full php script file ?>
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> Sorry for my poor english.
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Hi,

> Replace: <? For: <?php

<?php ... ?> is corect.

Why should this be changed?

17. Jul 2009 8:06 nachm. schrieb am <
php...@li...>:

PHP Recomendations

Change all php files

Replace: <?
For: <?php

Remove close tag if a full php script file ?>

Sorry for my poor english.


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Remove close tag if a full php script file ?>

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[Continued from previous mail, a bug in android mail app causes a 'send'
rather than 'save']

... and tomcat won't restrict the JavaBridge library.

But I don't know whether such a global repository of Java libraries exists
and if it's possible to split the debian package that way.

Regards,
Jost Boekemeier

17. Jul 2009 1:05 vorm. schrieb am <
php...@li...>:

> > Hello, Jost > Thanks for your hints. > Actually, the Debian Policy for
packaging imposes FHS co...

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> So, the JavaBridge must be installed at TomCat
> webapps directory

I think the JavaBridge.jar is also useful outside of tomcat. With
"jrunscript -classpath JavaBridge.jar - php-interactive" I can run an
interactive php session.

If JavaBridge.jar (and php-script.jar) gets installed by some base .deb
package, and Java is able to load the additional libraries from there, all
users and tomcat could use this library as usual. jrunscript -q would list
the php script engine and tomcat

17. Jul 2009 1:05 vorm. schrieb am <
php...@li...>:

Hello, Jost
Thanks for your hints.
Actually, the Debian Policy for packaging imposes FHS compliance.
So, the JavaBridge must be installed at TomCat webapps directory.
The system directories are for official libraries.
But studying the tomcat system security policies (per your hints) helped
to improve the /etc/tomcat5.5/policy.d/60JavaBridge.policy file.
Juli logging was not configured and prevented startup.
The # comment sign was not recognized at that file at a Debian Lenny
clean install .
Improved the rule cross platform portability.
Improved the installation script sequence.
The file ownership and permissions were wrong, preventing startup.
So, packaging improvements were made to address these issues.
Even configuring TomCat error logging does not show startup errors
at /var/log/tomcat5.5/...
This kind of TomCat startup errors were logged at /var/log/syslog

I commited changes to CVS head today.
Regards.
Andre Felipe Machado
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Hello,
There is a new Debian package at CVS repository head.
It is not a new JavaBridge version, but packaging improvements.
The new JavaBridge TomCat 5.5 security policy should be correctly
installed now at a Debian Lenny fresh install.
The JavaBridge should run with TomCat 5.5 security enabled at 
/etc/default/tomcat5.5 (it is the Debian/Ubuntu default configuration
anyway).
Debian package installation scripts were improved.
SE Linux policy installation procedure is the same already at cvs since
last week.
Please, checkout, compile and test at a Debian 5.x ****test machine****.
Do not deploy it at a production environment.
It "should" compile and install at an Ubuntu one too.
Remember that that JavaBridge TomCat 5.5 rules are not enough to protect
a server. SE Linux should be used for that. Please, contribute better
rules to the project.
Please, send comments to the php-java-bridge-users list.
Regards.
Andre Felipe Machado
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