Or, if you're feeling daring...
Compile PHP as a servlet and then place the classes and necessary
servlet-mappings in your web-app.
Then from your PHP, you can do stuff like:
<%
$ctx = new Java("javax.naming.InitialContext");
$myHome = $ctx->lookup("ejb/MyBean");
$me = $myHome->findByPrimaryKey($id);
%>
Name: <%= $me->name %>
Age: <%= $me->age %>
(hypothetical example).
It's nice because servlet/JSP controllers can forward to or include PHP
pages as if they are normal servlet/JSP pages, and PHP can access EJB's,
ServletRequest, etc etc. Useful when Java is too scarey for web-developers.
-Joe
At 13:35 12/12/2000 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>This is actually VERY easy to do, just compile a normal php cgi executable
>without apache integration and install it in your path...
>
>Dont touch anything in orion, but restart it... Then make a file in your
>default webapp or something containing the following to test if it works:
>
>info.php <- filename
>contents:
><?php
>info();
>?>
>
>If this shows a nice page with php information youre off and running :)
>
>Klaus Myrseth
>
>-----Opprinnelig melding-----
>Fra: Joe Walnes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sendt: 12. desember 2000 13:07
>Til: Orion-Interest
>Emne: Re: Orionserver & php
>
>
>Yes it does, and very well indeed. Nice thing is that PHP can interact with
>Java objects (such as EJB's) so it makes for a nice presentation layer.
>
>I await the flames.
>
>-Joe Walnes
>
>At 10:19 12/12/2000 +0200, you wrote:
> >Hello folks,
> >
> >has anyone mixed orionserver and php?
> >
> >If you don't want to install Apache,
> >but enable php, will it run over orionserver?
> >
> >Regards, Jukka
