http://www.walking-productions.com/notslop/2005/10/30/java-usb/ Not - Shawn's Little Outpost Wed, 19 Nov 2008 23:21:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 http://www.walking-productions.com/notslop/2005/10/30/java-usb/#comment-199 Wed, 09 Nov 2005 17:23:44 +0000 http://www.walking-productions.com/notslop/2005/10/30/java-usb/#comment-199 My comment is only somewhat related. I've been working on a implementation of JSR223. We have a bunch of PHP applications at work and we're migrating to a java environment. Zend, IBM, and Java put their JSR on the back burner until the release of the 1.6JDK (next summer). In the meantime we really needed it. I searched though the PHP cvs tree and found a terribly outdated SAPI servlet for PHP and Java. It was very unstable, had various resource leaks, and didn't support many features of HTTP like multipart forms. We now have it working rock solid with most features of HTTP and the PHP environment now looks just like it would on Apache HTTPD. The next step I'm working on is for access to Java objects through the PHP runtime. When we're done, I want to release the code to sourceforge. My comment is only somewhat related. I’ve been working on a implementation of JSR223. We have a bunch of PHP applications at work and we’re migrating to a java environment. Zend, IBM, and Java put their JSR on the back burner until the release of the 1.6JDK (next summer). In the meantime we really needed it. I searched though the PHP cvs tree and found a terribly outdated SAPI servlet for PHP and Java. It was very unstable, had various resource leaks, and didn’t support many features of HTTP like multipart forms. We now have it working rock solid with most features of HTTP and the PHP environment now looks just like it would on Apache HTTPD. The next step I’m working on is for access to Java objects through the PHP runtime. When we’re done, I want to release the code to sourceforge.

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