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Does PHP work with Weblogic
Hi,
I am new to PHP ad I wanted to know if I can use PHP in my web application just like I use HTML/JSP/JAVAand the application server(WebLogic) will recognise PHP and display the results after processing it?
Appreciate your response.
Best Regards
I am new to PHP ad I wanted to know if I can use PHP in my web application just like I use HTML/JSP/JAVAand the application server(WebLogic) will recognise PHP and display the results after processing it?
Appreciate your response.
Best Regards
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weblogic by itself can't run php applications. if you put apache in front of it, it's another problem.
Emmanuel
I think that in this case points should be split.
What for?
There is a question for the product X and you say "No, but product Y can"Sorry but this is kind of... not an answer.
The answer here is as simple as given in the very first comment "WL cannot work with PHPs because it is a J2EE server". Anything else is speculation and expanding the question to something the Asker had not asked...
There is a question for the product X and you say "No, but product Y can"Sorry but this is kind of... not an answer.
The answer here is as simple as given in the very first comment "WL cannot work with PHPs because it is a J2EE server". Anything else is speculation and expanding the question to something the Asker had not asked...
Weblogic and other j2ee servers are usually installed with apache as a front end, so apache is really part of the solution.
However, I respect your decision.
ShalomC
However, I respect your decision.
ShalomC
I am a java programmer so I know how and why J2EE servers are installed.:) However the question is still "Does WL run PHP".
Hi,
the answer is definitively NO.
;O)
Emmanuel
the answer is definitively NO.
;O)
Emmanuel
I can't testify for weblogic, but I use PHP and PERL in Apache alongside other j2ee servers like Tomcat, Oracle and websphere, and they coexist nicely. I see no reason for weblogic to behave differently.
Downside is that you have to manually tweak the apache configuration.
ShalomC