PHP/Java Bridge SvnRepo

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Overview
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The standalone JavaBridge.jar associates Java applications with PHP
scripts.

This document describes how to call a non-J2EE application. Please see
the INSTALL.J2SE document for details how to call PHP methods from
Java. Please see the INSTALL.J2EE document for details how to embed
PHP into a pure J2EE application server or how to call Java/J2EE
methods from PHP.

Development
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Test the PHP/Java Bridge functionality:

* Download and extract the php-java-bridge*_j2ee.zip file into a
  folder.

* Navigate to the created JAVA.STANDALONE folder.

* Right-click on log4j.jar and select "open with Java ..."

* Right-click on JavaBridge.jar and select "open with Java ...". In
  the "Starting ..." dialog select SERVLET_LOCAL:8080.

* Run your PHP scripts. For example browse to http://127.0.0.1:8080
  and click on test.php.


Deployment
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Add the PHP/Java Bridge to your Java application(s):

* Extract the JavaBridge.jar library from JavaBridge.war, for example
  with the command:

   java -classpath JavaBridge.war TestInstallation
   
* Add JavaBridge.jar to the main library of you non-J2EE
application. This can be done by adding the following line to your
application's META-INF/MANIFEST.MF:
  
    Class-Path: JavaBridge.jar

It is also possible to simply merge all files into your non-J2EE
application..

* Add the following 3 lines to the main class of your non-J2EE
application:

     public static final String JAVABRIDGE_PORT="8087";
     static final php.java.bridge.JavaBridgeRunner runner = 
       php.java.bridge.JavaBridgeRunner.getInstance(JAVABRIDGE_PORT);
     

Call your Java methods from PHP
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* Start your Java application.

* Use the following code to call methods of your running(!) Java application:

    <?php require_once("http://localhost:8087/JavaBridge/java/Java.inc");

    $myClass = new java("com.my.non.j2ee.application.MyClass");
    $myClass->myMethod(...);
    ?>


Logging
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* Download and copy log4j.jar to java.ext.dirs. Example for JDK 1.6 on
  Linux:

  mkdir -p /usr/java/packages/lib/ext
  cp log4j.jar /usr/java/packages/lib/ext

* Start the log4j viewer. For example with the command:

  /usr/java/default/bin/java org.apache.log4j.chainsaw.Main

* Restart the standalone application. The log appears in the log4j
  window.


* Please report bugs/problems to the mailing list:

    php-java-bridge-users@lists.sourceforge.net