Re: PHP 4.0 Bug #6616 Updated: ext/java: reassigning values for variables causes segfault

Hi- Did someone fix it? Are you saying you can't reproduce it, or that you want me to check for you....? Thanks, -Mike On Sat, Dec 30, 2000 at 05:14:40PM -0000, Bug Database wrote: > ID: 6616 > Updated by: sniper > Reported By: bridge@gsnet.com > Status: Feedback > Bug Type: Unknown/Other Function > Assigned To: > Comments: > > Have you tried PHP 4.0.4 ? Does this happen with it too? > > --Jani > > Previous Comments: > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > [2000-11-21 03:30:40] sniper@php.net > Does this happen with PHP 4.0.3pl1 or preferrably > with the latest snapshot from http://snaps.php.net/ ? > > --Jani > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > [2000-09-13 01:43:59] bridge@gsnet.com > A workaround is to avoid using arrays altogether. > Array data can be transferred from java to php > as a String using implode/explode. > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > [2000-09-08 12:00:44] bridge@gsnet.com > Hmmm.... Although it doesn't crash as much when I don't reassign values to > variables which hold results from java calls, it still dumps core occasionally.... :( > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > [2000-09-07 17:53:04] bridge@gsnet.com > If I call a java object twice from PHP-4.0.2 and assign the result > to the same variable, it generates a segmentation fault > (under both ibm-jdk118 and Blackdown JDK1.2.2-RC4). If I > change the second occurrence of "aStrings" to, say, "aStrings2" > it works fine. > > Note that to reproduce this problem, you may need > to reload it more than once. It crashes about as many times as > it works on my configuration. > > Heres' the PHP code: > > <? > > $jTest = new Java("PHPTest"); > > print("Here is an Array of Strings:<br>n"); > > $aStrings = $jTest->getAnArrayOfStrings(); > > for($j=0; $j<sizeof($aStrings); $j++) { > > print("<i>".$j."=".$aStrings[$j]."</i><br>n"); > } > print("<br>"); > > > print("Here it is again:<br>n"); > $aStrings=$jTest->getAnArrayOfStrings(); > > for($j=0; $j<sizeof($aStrings); $j++) { > > print("<i>".$j."=".$aStrings[$j]."</i><br>n"); > } > > ?> > > Here's the Java code from PHPTest.java > > public class PHPTest { > > public String getAString() { > return "This is a String"; > } > > > public String[] getAnArrayOfStrings() { > return new String[]{"Element 1", "Element 2", "Element 3", > "Element 4"}; > } > > } > > The non-default part of my php.ini: > [java] > > java.class.path=/usr/local/lib/php_java.jar:/home/bridge/gsnlib/classes:/usr/local/lib/php_java.jar:/home/bridge/externlib:/home/bridge/externlib/Una_Enterprise.zip > java.library.path=/home/bridge/externlib/modules > java.library=/usr/local/jdk1.2.2-RC4/jre/lib/i386/libjava.so > extension_dir=/home/bridge/externlib/modules > extension=libphp_java.so > > >From php-4.0.2's config.status: > ./configure --with-apxs=/usr/local/apache/bin/apxs --with-java --with-mysql > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > Full Bug description available at: http://bugs.php.net/?id=6616 -- Mike Bridge Global Sourcing Network http://www.gsnet.com/