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 G
Thank you, Jones.
I think that I can accept solution B that I mentioned above. The root
cause of this problem is just different file directory structure from
GWT 1.5.
If I follow solution B, the *.php files directory is actually outside
of application when it is deployed to a web server.
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First: *.php URL's are typically handled by an Apache module
( mod_php ), so Apache needs to be intercepting those requests and
processing them, the embedded Jetty server will not do this, or
Tomcat, no way, no how.
That being said, there are php engines written in Java (
http://www.caucho.com/re
Dear all
There is a problem with my application and I describe it as below,
please help to give me a comment.
Problem Description:
I use GWT 1.6 plug with Eclipse to create a new application in my
localhost directory (path/www/myAppcliation). This application needs
to request server.php to g
