IBM napisał konektor (framework) umożliwiający współpracę między aplikacjami napisanymi w Javie (JSP lub czyste servlety)i uruchamianymi w środowisku Websphere Application Server Community Edition a aplikacjami w PHP (<http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/phpintwasce/download>)
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Update: August 1, 2006
Updates to the documentation and samples enable easy access to the forum for questions and comments.
What is PHP Integration Kit for WebSphere Application Server, Community Edition?
PHP Integration Kit for WebSphere® Application Server (WAS), Community Edition (CE), allows users to integrate PHP-based scripting into their Java™ 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) applications. Integrating these technologies gives programmers the advantages of both PHP and Java, providing greater flexibility in deploying dynamic applications, building Web front ends, and creating development projects.
The PHP Integration Kit provides a sample Web application that can contain Java resources (JSPs and servlets, as with any J2EE Web application) as well as PHP scripts. The sample application is preconfigured to forward each PHP request to a separate PHP run-time environment, which then executes the requested PHP script. Users can then manage the combined Java/PHP application as a single unit within WAS CE: Users can deploy and undeploy the application using the WAS CE administration console and can apply security constraints to both Java and PHP resources using the J2EE security model.
This technology runs on Windows® and Linux® (see Requirements section for details).
How does it work?
The PHP Integration Kit provides a Web application containing a servlet filter that communicates with a PHP run-time environment using the FastCGI interface. Users download and install a PHP run-time environment and any prerequisites, such as MySQL, for their platform, as explained in the PHP Integration Kit's documentation. The user can then package the PHP application and modules using the kit's Web module template, which is preconfigured with the necessary deployment descriptors to invoke the PHP run-time environment and to forward PHP requests to that run-time environment.
Wklejono z <http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/phpintwasce>
Innym projektem jest klient do WS - narzędzie do testowania usług internetowych IBM Generic Web Services Client Tool
A generic client written in PHP and capable of secure and non-secure calls for use in testing Web services. Date Posted: May 23, 2006
What is IBM Generic Web Services Client Tool?
This tool is designed for testing existing Web services from a Linux®/Apache/MySQL/PHP (LAMP) environment, as well as from WAMP (the corresponding Windows® environment). When given a Web Service Definition Language (WSDL) specification, this tool is capable of secure and non-secure calls when using PHP SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) extension, and simple non-secure calls when using NuSOAP.
The interaction consists of a selection of a WSDL and a method within that service, formatted input insertion (as dictated by the WSDL), execution of the method call, and raw (or formatted) display of results.
How does it work?
IBM Generic Web Services Client Tool is a PHP program that runs on an Apache server. It is meant for testing Web services as well as the capabilities of a PHP client. The tool provides both direct and indirect (low-level) calls, using either the PHP5 SOAP extension or the NuSOAP package.
The tool allows the user to select a WSDL. The WSDL is parsed and all available methods are presented for selection. Once a method is selected, a method-specific form is displayed and the user may fill it with the desired values and then execute a method call in several client modes (SOAP or NuSOAP call, direct or low-level call, etc.). The tool presents the call results and other related information.
Świetny portal - http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/websphere/downloads/
Można ściągnąć i uruchomić WAS Community Edition http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/downloads/ws/wasce/?S_TACT=105AGX10&S_CMP=WESDL
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