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PHP talk at a Java conference?Posted by ludo on June 20, 2008 at 8:58 AM PDT
Bonjour,
Next week, I'll be in Zurich for the Jazoon conference with the GlassFish crew. This is a Java conference, and I'll be talking about....PHP and OpenSolaris and the OpenSolaris WebStack (Apache, MySQL, PHP,...). What!!! PHP at a Java conference? Am I crazy? I hope not. OpenSolaris 2008.05 is not your father's Solaris. It is something I can use and it comes with a modern AMP stack. So what is the relationship with Java then? Well, since I am a GlassFish developer (and NetBeans developer, and Eclipse developer), I'll be talking about the possible integrations of the AMP stack and GlassFish:
And on Monday, we will host a Jazoon
GlassFish day, so if you are around, please stop by
and ask as many crazy questions you want. The GlassFish team will be
there and well represented. Thanks Alexis for organizing this GlassFish
day.Next stop will be Ajaccio and Britany, but definitely not for work:-) Ludo »
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Submitted by ludo on Fri, 2008-06-20 12:14.
Re quercus, you are correct: I was the one way back then to try it with GlassFish, and it works pretty well:-)
Quercus is a PHP interpreter on top of the JVM, but I see more a trend of people/customers not asking for PHP on top of the VM, but really calling Java from PHP, using the native PHP engine running with Apache. There are still native PHP libraries that cannot run on top of Caucho. Many (vast majority?) of PHP deployments are not ready to switch to a full JVM based solution.
There is also another bridge from Zend, but is is a $pay$ for product,
Submitted by robogeek on Fri, 2008-06-20 11:06.
The PHP-Java bridge isn't the only PHP game in Javaland. Caucho's server, Resin, includes a PHP compiler that converts PHP scripts to JSP. The Quercus module is a PHP interpreter also created by Caucho, it isn't bundled inside their server but a separate module, and I've heard it can be run inside Glassfish.
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