Lilianne E. Blaze wrote:
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> Actually, that is exactly the problem. Everyone and their dog can learn
> basics of php in a couple of days, creating illusionary supply of
> countless self-appointed web experts with neither skill nor potential to
> ever move past the most basic level.
hey, can yo
Jean-frederic Clere-3 wrote:
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> Henri Gomez wrote:
>> PHP rewritten in Java could be a good idea for the core but what about
>> the various extensions ?
>
> That is a very hard part that needs JNI to load and to interface the API
> of the extensions. There are also very easily threads and me
arjan tijms wrote:
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> I'm not really sure about that. For instance, even PHP web sites 'admit'
> that Java is a great deal larger:
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> http://www.phpmag.net/magphpde/magphpde_news/psecom,id,27191,nodeid,5.html
>
> Typically book stores (at least in Europe) carry more book about Java
> than
George L. Sexton-2 wrote:
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> It's not just writing a byte-code compiler that would convert the PHP to
> java code, or even a parser that would re-write a PHP page into JSP.
> It's creating the massively large library of functions.
>
Isn't it true that most of libs are already in Java package
PHP is based on interpreter. Instead, pre-compiler as in JSP can
improve performance of PHP significantly. Then there will be lots of
people switching to Tomcat
regards.
pankaj narang wrote:
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> Hello
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> I am listening everything silently here but I think Joe is correct
>
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Pid-2 wrote:
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> And how are you judging that?
>
You should ask Redhat!
For example,
My products are in Java!
But my business website is in PHP!
I see my ISP a;one having customers in thousands
who might be using PHP, no Java support. It's the same
for most small websites, because they canno
Mladen Turk-3 wrote:
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> Why would someone wish to do that at the first place.
>
You should realize that PHP world is lot bigger than Java world!
Having both will have many merits.
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Henri Gomez wrote:
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> Do you want a 100% Java PHP engine or just a simple native to Java bridge
> ?
>
I mean PHP scripts are processed as JSP are handled inside Tomcat
without installing any other things as built-in features. Imagine if
Tomcat can handle JSP, PHP, even ASP script pages! The
I am talking about in-built capability that people do NOT need
to install heaps of cranky-installation software packages!
regards.
Yoav Shapira-2 wrote:
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> Hey,
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> On 7/14/07, Bill Barker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> "Joe Nathan" <[EMAIL
Bill Barker-2 wrote:
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> Google is your friend :) http://www.google.com/search?q=php+servlet.
> I don't think that there is much interest in hosting a PHP servlet in
> Tomcat
> however.
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I didn't find much useful info from search.
I think there may be lots of people to have a single server d
I think if Tomcat also supports PHP scripts, it could be wonderful!
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