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Ibuildings Blog:
Integrating PHP And Java
Jun 02, 2010 @ 14:14:25

New on the Ibuildings blog there's a post from Ian Barber looking at the powerful combination of PHP and Java to make your applications even more robust.

There are many reasons to want to integrate these new developments with Java rather than just creating a separate silo - existing libraries or systems that would be difficult or expensive to replicate, well-tested systems providing key functionality, and an existing team of developers are just a few. So, the best way is often to mix and match the two - which is easier than it might first appear.

He looks at the four main ways to integrate the two technologies, some being a bit easier to implement than others:

  • Indirect integration (shared data source)
  • PHP on the JVM
  • PHP to Java (bridge)
  • PHP consuming Java services
tagged: integration javasc bridge jvm webservice

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Federico Cargnelutti's Blog:
PHP Support in Google App Engine
Apr 15, 2009 @ 13:45:08

Federico as mentioned the support that the Google App Engine has added for Java. This also means that you can run PHP in it through Quercus (a Java implementation of PHP).

Google App Engine now supports Java, this means that you can write PHP applications using Quercus: Demo script

You can find more information about this setup in this blog post from the Webdigi blog.

tagged: google app engine support javasc querecus demo tutorial

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