Re: ext/java causes segfault in Apache
| From: | Alex Akilov | Date: | Thu, 18 Jan 2001 20:35:21 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: ext/java causes segfault in Apache | ||
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Brice,
I just checked in some fixes to the ext/java/config.m4. Are your
changes similar or would you like to share if they're not?
As far as not being able to start JVMs, I suppose it could be
a memory management issue (each JVM is somewhat
resource intensive) so it's rather inefficient to do Java from PHP
in this manner. I thought you're only supposed to get one JVM
started per session so I'm a bit surprised it's trying to start a new
one each time.
A much better way to run Java in PHP is by using the
PHP/Servlet feature which gives you the same capabilities
but without the JVM management headaches (although there
may be other headaches/bugs in PHP/Servlet that may cause
failures after a few attempts as well, which I'm currently
investigating). The caveat is that you'll need a Servlet capable
web server such as Tomcat or JServ plugged into your Apache.
Alex