p of this you already have a high-performance, mature AJP
implementation to work from.
If you do decide to implement this, you should definitely make it open
source. I'm sure if you did PECL you would have. And I'm sure it would
even become a standard PHP module, as it can be very useful
Why scary, all I am trying to acheive is persistant connections to a servlet
from PHP..
The same interface is used from Apache to a servlet, both in mod_jk and
mod_proxy_ajp.
It seems less clumsy and more efficient than implementing a curl call and this
same
persistant interface could also
I have a project where our presentation layer is in PHP and the business logic
is Servlet based.. The interface is JSON via a CURL call..
I was thinking that I could gain some efficiencies if I created a native AJP
implementation as a PHP PECL module using memcache and mod_jk as templates and
