Tomcat JSP & PHP
I've installed Tomcat 4.0.1 I'd like to attach also PHP. Is it possible. Does anybody know this way? And is it possible to mix JSP with PHP
<%
out.print("Test");
%>
<?php
echo "Test";
?>
In theory, you should be able to use both technologies on the same page, whenever you can solve some configuration issues like file extension assigning, e.g: if you have a .php file, how can you run the jsp inside? you need to make some kind of "neutral" extension and refine your server to send to each server its own code.
I�m trying to do it on windows 2000 (IIS 5.0), but haven�t still figured out how.
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I am installing TOMCAT so i can run JSP files on my apache webserver. Everything works fine. Installed a new version of Solaris9 installed GCC and after that Apache.....
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Now we have a problem I installed java and after that I would like to install tomcat... to run tomcat i have to set the enviromental variable JAVA_HOME to the directory where java is installed......
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I am expecting somebody's help.......Prasad,
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I believe you'll find an answer to your question here: http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=703737&messageID=4080080
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I am very new to the Apache/Tomcat world (and Linux for that matter).... what I have is RedHat 9
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help meHi,
Yes Tomcat and Apache can run on the same server as long as they are both configured to do so. IE: You could have apache serve all the static files (html, images, etc.) and then have Tomcat just serve the JSP/Java side of the web application.
This config tends to perform better because if I'm correct Tomcat handles HTML and image requests slower than apache does (or did they fix that?).
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