Re: [users@httpd] Dynamically creating php files and serving in apache

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On 8/15/06, Ryan McDonald <rmcdonald@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Right now using Apache 2.0.54 and mod_jk to connect with Tomcat 5.0.28.

We have a requirement that the pages served by tomcat be php, these
pages should then be handled by mod_php then sent back to the
client.  Is this possible? If so what should I be using. I've been
playing around with no luck so far.

Any help is appreciated,

This won't work with the standard php installation, because it
implements php as an apache handler, not a filter.  There is a
filter-based sapi module included with php, but I have no idea how
stable it is and I don't even know how to activate it.  A php forum
would probably have more information.

And by the way, you do understand how insane an idea that is ;-)?
Tomcat and php are complex enough on their own.  Combining them seems
like an absolute nightmare to me.  And probably a source for obscure
security problems as well.

Joshua.

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