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07/04/2005, 06h32

Juha Laiho wrote:
> nospam@hanmail.net (No Such User) said:
>
>>I am running Apache 2.0.53 with PHP 4.3.10 and tomcat 4.1.31 on Solaris 9.
>>Apache runs PHP flawlessly, and tomcat runs via mod_jk through apache, also
>>flawlessly. My one problem is, pages served up by tomcat to apache don't
>>get run through PHP. I would like to put php code in my servlets, but
>>right now that code gets passed through unexecuted.
>>
>>Is there any way I can get the output of servlets to be run through php
>>before apache sends it all out?
>
>
> I think I've seen some indications of being able to run the PHP interpreter
> from within Tomcat. With that kind of set-up this might be possible.
> That way you'd end up with chain Apache-Tomcat-PHP.
>
> In context of Apache, PHP and Tomcat are parallel -- so they do not nest.
> Perl (in form of mod_perl) has the capabilities needed to extend Apache
> funtionality, so that would provide a way to modify content coming from
> Tomcat.
>
> But then, what are you doing that would be that much harder to implement
> in Java, either as JSP includes, or by postprocessing in a Tomcat Valve
> component (or even just a response filter)?

There is a PHP servlet that can execute PHP code within Tomcat, but I'm not sure
which PHP functions it supports.

Nix.

07/04/2005, 06h32	#4
Nikola Milutinovic Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Apache, Tomcat and PHP -- why not? Juha Laiho wrote: > nospam@hanmail.net (No Such User) said: > >>I am running Apache 2.0.53 with PHP 4.3.10 and tomcat 4.1.31 on Solaris 9. >>Apache runs PHP flawlessly, and tomcat runs via mod_jk through apache, also >>flawlessly. My one problem is, pages served up by tomcat to apache don't >>get run through PHP. I would like to put php code in my servlets, but >>right now that code gets passed through unexecuted. >> >>Is there any way I can get the output of servlets to be run through php >>before apache sends it all out? > > > I think I've seen some indications of being able to run the PHP interpreter > from within Tomcat. With that kind of set-up this might be possible. > That way you'd end up with chain Apache-Tomcat-PHP. > > In context of Apache, PHP and Tomcat are parallel -- so they do not nest. > Perl (in form of mod_perl) has the capabilities needed to extend Apache > funtionality, so that would provide a way to modify content coming from > Tomcat. > > But then, what are you doing that would be that much harder to implement > in Java, either as JSP includes, or by postprocessing in a Tomcat Valve > component (or even just a response filter)? There is a PHP servlet that can execute PHP code within Tomcat, but I'm not sure which PHP functions it supports. Nix.