php java jdk1.3 Redhat6.2 libjava.so

Anon

Anyone with success in getting php/java extention working with the IBM JDK1.3 on linux?

I am still trying to make this combination functional.

Anon

Hai,

I have it working standalone but I can't get it to work inside Apache.
To make it work add the following to your php.ini file:

[java]
java.class.path=/"path to php_java.jar"
java.library.path=/"path to libphp_java.so"
extension_dir=/"path to libphp_java.so"
extension=libphp_java.so

Also, in the shell set LD_LIBRARY_PATH as follows:
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/"path to JRE/bin:path to JRE/bin/classic"

You should set the latter in .bashrc and relogin to make sure it's set
throughout the system.

If anyone knows how to make this work in Apache, I'd like to know
what you did.

Alex

Anon

Alex,

I configured PHP4 as a DSO for Apache.

PHP works fine with Apache. The java extension to PHP is the problem.

How can I run PHP in standalone mode? I would like to call Hello.class from PHP script.
$hello=new Java(Hello);
$hello->sayIt();

Hai

Anon

Hai Luong wrote:

How can I run PHP in standalone mode?

If you ./configure without apxs you'll get a php executable
(meant to be used for CGI) which you can run against a
.php script and your java should work in this case provided
you did everything I mentioned in my earlier post.

However, as I said, for some reason when trying to load the
IBM java libraries into Apache (with PHP running as a DSO) I
couldn't get it to work. I did get it to work with the
Blackdown 1.2.2 JDK. The latter seems to be a little more
graceful in loading all of its necessary libraries without too
many external dependencies (e.g. LD_LIBRARY_PATH).

Someone in the archives mentioned that they had some
success with using LD_PRELOAD on the java libraries prior
to starting apache but I couldn't get it to work with the
IBM JDK.

Make sure you read the README in the php/ext/java directory
carefully if you haven't already done so.

Alex

Anon

I have the same problem can you help me please ?#

Thanks