Can you run php on a jetty server? This is quiet an interesting forum thread - at least the b4x forum members are not like some of these members.

[Mashiane]

Honestly, this just hit a nerve.

can you run php on a jetty server?

I'm fairly up to speed with php, but know nothing about java, jsp pages, or the jetty server.

community.oracle.com

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I love the last comment.

#Reflecting

 

[josejad]

Very polite people¡¡

 

[mangojack]

That thread demonstrates / highlights how fortunate we are as members of the B4X Forum.
Over the years I have seen many threads of similar nature from other coding forums ... a simple question asked, to be then shot
down by supposedly more experienced members.

Thus my ecstatic joy at discovering this forum ...

 

[aminoacid]

Honestly, this just hit a nerve.

can you run php on a jetty server?

I'm fairly up to speed with php, but know nothing about java, jsp pages, or the jetty server.

community.oracle.com

.

I love the last comment.

#Reflecting

I know this is an old thread but I was searching for "can you run php on a jetty server" and saw this. The discussion on "community.oracle.com" does not really come up with an answer that pertains to the B4J use of the Jetty server.
But basically, I have a B4J websocket server application and I would like the server to run a PHP script.
Is this possible?
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!

 

[EnriqueGonzalez]

But basically, I have a B4J websocket server application and I would like the server to run a PHP script.
Is this possible?

no

Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.

you can install nginx or apashe alongside jetty just don't share ports.

 

[aminoacid]

no


you can install nginx or apashe alongside jetty just don't share ports.

Yeah... I had to install Apache. But I wanted to avoid having to do that. I was hoping to be able to run just one web server. Anyway thanks for the confirmation.