Thread: [Php-java-bridge-users] Integration into an existing application

Great product.

I need to integrate Java Bridge into an existing Java web application 
(Tomcat, Struts, etc.) because I need PHP for Facebook apps.

What are the minimum required files needed for this integration?

"The minimum to accomplish what?" you might ask.  Good question.  I 
simply need to create PHP scripts and import/include PHP libraries 
(supplied by Facebook) within those PHP files.

Thanks.

David Woosley

I may have answered my own question because this works:

myApp
--- java*
------ Java.inc
------ JavaProxy.php
--- WEB-INF
------ cgi
--------- (21 files)
------ lib
--------- JavaBridge.jar
--------- php-script.jar
--------- php-servlet.jar

* Can I put this "java" directory or its contents somewhere else?  If 
so, how?

Thanks, David.

Hi,

if you remove the java directory or its content from the .war file, it will
be created from the PhpCgiServlet during deployment.

Regards,
Jost Boekemeier

13. Mai 2009 9:36 vorm. schrieb am <
php...@li...>:

I may have answered my own question because this works:

myApp
--- java*
------ Java.inc
------ JavaProxy.php
--- WEB-INF
------ cgi
--------- (21 files)
------ lib
--------- JavaBridge.jar
--------- php-script.jar
--------- php-servlet.jar

* Can I put this "java" directory or its contents somewhere else?  If so,
how?

Thanks, David.



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Yes, I discovered that.  I was simply wondering if the directory's 
location was a configuration setting because I was wanting to put it 
under my directory of PHP files to keep things tidy.  No big deal.  Thanks.