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> The INSTALL.J2EE suggest that you just drop the war and that's it.

Yes, exactly. If you have downloaded the "original" software it will just
work. Please see the install section on http://php-java-bridge.sf.net

Common errors are to install the debian/ubuntu patched tomcat or the
windows php installer package. Both packages are entirely broken.

Please follow the instructions from the online install document. It will
work.

That is why I uploaded it separately and ran it for testing my php
server configuration.

But still, it runs under Tomcat included in JavaBridge.war, but not
under the existing Tomcat installation.
Do I need to include the php-fastcgi executable in some PATH variable?
Do I need to setup a different port in some config file?

The INSTALL.J2EE suggest that you just drop the war and that's it. But it's not,
and I have no clue what to do.

Thanks,
Michael



2012/8/30  <php...@li...>:
> There is no JavaBridge.war in the template download...
>
> And the test backend youve started shadows tomcat. But I am sure you've
> already noticed that.
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There is no JavaBridge.war in the template download...

And the test backend youve started shadows tomcat. But I am sure you've
already noticed that.

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I did so.
Running "java -classpath JavaBridge.war TestInstallation" produces
RESULT.hmtl, and everything seems fine.

Now calling test.php via Tomcat (embedded in webapp based on
JavaBridgeTemplate.war) gives the following error:
javax.servlet.ServletException:
php.java.bridge.http.FCGIConnectException: Could not connect to server

I browsed the archives, and someone could solve it by waiting some
time for the pool to be initiated.
Do I get something wrong? Does fast-cgi needs to run as daemon?

Thanks,
Michael

2012/8/29  <php...@li...>:
> JavaProxy.php sounds as if you set include_java. Try without it.
>
> i.e. use JavaBridgeTemplate.war download instead.
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JavaProxy.php sounds as if you set include_java. Try without it.

i.e. use JavaBridgeTemplate.war download instead.

I try installing typo3 on tomcat using php 5.3 without much success yet.

Executing the install scripts fails, and when calling the typo3 index
page the following error comes up:
Cannot find tslib/. Please set path by defining $configured_tslib_path
in JavaProxy.php.

Is there something  I have to configure/set up in any case?

Thanks,
Michael

Hi Ruggero,

What we are doing is running apache with php-fpm on one server and tomcat 6
with PHP/Java bridge on another server. It is working great and without any
issues.

The only thing you have to do is to define the constant JAVA_HOSTS on the
PHP script side and point it to your java server:

define('JAVA_HOSTS', 'http://someserver:8080');

After defining the constant include the Java.inc script and it should work
as expected. (Dont forget to open the needed ports on the java server
firewall - be sure that the java bridge is not exposed to the internet but
only to the php server. Check the security considerations on pjb readme:
http://php-java-bridge.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/php-java-bridge/php-java-bridge/README?view=markup
)

Regards,

Diego

Hi, I have successfully installed PHP/Java Bridge on a Ubuntu 12.04 64 bit
> server with Tomcat and php-cgi; all examples are running OK.
> I would like though now to run PHP code on a separate Ubuntu 12.04 64 bit
> LAMP server, accessing Java classes on the Tomcat server.
> Can anyone help, thank you very much:
> - Is this possible?
> - Do I have to modify the Java.inc include file (and/or the JavaProxy.php
> file) ?
> - Does the Java.inc (and/or the JavaProxy.php file) file have to be on the
> LAMP or on the Tomcat server?
> - Do I have to open any port on the Tomcat server?
> - Do I still have to run PHP as a CGI service?
> Ruggero Domenichini (rujero)



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Hi all,

First of all congrats for PJB - its great software and works great - we
have been using it for a couple years now without any issues.

One thing we haven't been able to fix, thought, is to avoid PJB to start up
php-cgi instances. We are accessing PJB (that is running inside tomcat 6)
from apache and if we disable in web.xml the PHPCGIServlet then it throws
an error saying that it cannot connect to the bridge.

Is there a way to make our PHP apps (running on apache/PHP-FPM) to connect
directly to the java bridge without running any CGI via the tomcat
container?

Thanks in advance,

Diego