php-java-bridge | Soluble PHP/Java bridge server
kandi X-RAY | php-java-bridge Summary
kandi X-RAY | php-java-bridge Summary
The soluble PHPJavaBridge server fork allows PHP/JVM interoperability through a local network protocol between both runtimes. Disclaimer: Unofficial fork !!! This fork was initially made on the sourceforge version made by Jost Boekemeier as its development seemed to have stopped after version 6.2.1. Be aware that since the project have been forked, the official repo looks to be alive again with recent versions supporting PHP7. Unfortunately most of the the fixes and enhancements made on this fork have not been merged in upstream version. Feel free to choose which version you install (fork or official). To keep a track of differences, you can refer to the fork status page. Note that this fork have been specifically designed for PHP -> Java integration, so so if you intend to use it from Java -> PHP, the best is to use the official version as it looks better tested for that scenario.
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- Initializes the globals
- Returns common environment variables
- Returns the value of the bridge property
- Get the list of environment blacklisted
- Parses the parameter
- Get an integer value
- Get the classic long value
- Get the classic integer value
- Handle a PUT request
- Evaluate script
- Starts communication with client
- Handles redirections
- Returns argument array
- Runs the process
- Returns a string representing a method call to a method
- Evaluate a script
- Checks if cgi binary exists
- Evaluate the script engine
- Return a string representation of the given java object
- Entry point for the application
- Parse the header
- Main method
- Initialize the connector
- Initialize servlet context
- Append base64
- Performs the actual processing of a doc
php-java-bridge Key Features
php-java-bridge Examples and Code Snippets
$ sudo vi /etc/default/tomcat8
JAVA_OPTS="-Djava.awt.headless=true -Xmx512m -XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC"
$ sudo service tomcat8 restart
$ sudo cp ./build/libs/JavaBridgeTemplate.war /var/lib/tomcat8/webapps/JavaBridgeTemplate.war
$ cat /var/log/tomcat8/catalina.out
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QUESTION
Thanks to someone's odd requirements, I've managed to serve WordPress with Tomcat 9. Everything works fine with the help of PHP/Java Bridge.
However, I'm unable to follow any links from home page when pretty permalinks enabled in WordPress (when clicked on links it shows "No input file specified", plain URLs work fine though). I think the problem is to rewrite the URL.
Following Tomcat documentation for rewriting URLs, I created context.xml
and rewrite.config
in the WEB-INF
directory of my webapp, but still no luck. Here are the files:
ROOT/WEB-INF/context.xml
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-18 at 05:56I ended up using Tuckey UrlRewriteFilter and removed ROOT/WEB-INF/context.xml
and ROOT/WEB-INF/rewrite.config
. Now the Tomcat is serving WordPress perfectly and everything is working fine.
Here are the steps to setup UrlRewriteFilter (taken from official website) for WordPress on Tomcat, which maybe useful to somebody:
Download UrlRewriteFilter.jar into ROOT/WEB-INF/lib/
and follow all the instructions/steps on its official website.
If you want to use .htaccess syntax to define rewrite rules, then you can set a param modRewriteConf
to true in ROOT/WEB-INF/web.xml
as below:
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