"Shawn J. Wallace" wrote:
> That sounds excellent. So if I understand you correctly, I could run
> Apache with JServ (or Tomcat) and build PHP into it to get a nice
> solution. I could then write servlets that call PHP scripts/functions and
> vice versa?
You betcha.
Alex
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At 12:25 PM 2/5/2001 -0500, you wrote:
>The sapi/servlet option is essentially a Java servlet that you add to
>your Java webserver just like you would any other servlet and it invokes
>the PHP engine through JNI and reflection (so you could reference Java
>objects from within your PHP script). Th
Shawn,
The PHP distribution contains various SAPIs (server API's). Examples
are CGI, Apache, ISAPI, NSAPI and Servlet. Each of these SAPIs is
optimized to host the PHP interpreter in the respective environment.
Thus, if you want to run PHP in Apache, you can use the Apache SAPI
(also known as m
Can anyone tell me exactly what using --with-servlet[=DIR] will give me?
I mean, does that compile in servlet support? Are there PHP functions for
executing servlets? What's the deal exactly...
Shawn
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