Like dean said, just getting your php scripts present won't let you
run php scripts in hosted mode. Even if you deploy to a php-enabled
server, requesting .php returns text, namely, the php source.
If you don't want to run caucho, you could try another somewhat
underhanded approach... Use the Google plugin with appengine; even if
you can't / don't want to upload to appengine, it gives you the power
of UrlFetch, which lets you tell the server to request files from
somewhere else {namely, your production php server}, and send them
back with whatever content type you want. You'll have to build a
servlet which you can put at serverscript/server.php, which takes all
of the parameters you want to send your real php, use UrlFetch to send
those parameters to your php server, and return the results {text,
xml, whatever} back to your client side using RPC. Actually, so long
as you want only want text from your php, you can skip RPC and use
HttpRequest. It's kind of like using cURL for Java ;-)
If you aren't familiar with servlets, just google: "appengine
UrlFetch"...
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