Date: 12/03/00
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Hi,
> I know this message doesn't really concern php-development, but it
> still is development nevertheless.
>
> I'm creating a Java webserver. I'd like it to have php support, so
> right now i've been testing it with the Windows binary you so nicely
> provide on the website.
>
> Parsing php pages works fine, but there is a serious problem concering
> the passing of GET variables to the scripts. It seems like they 'lose'
> them on the way.
>
> Do i need to supply these variables as environment variables? or how
> do i make PHP work with my server?
I suppose you are using the CGI version. There is a defined
interface between the web-server and an CGI which is
specified in the CGI/1.1 specification. The latest draft is
available here:
http://CGI-Spec.Golux.Com/draft-coar-cgi-v11-03-clean.html
If you follow that guidelines, your web-server should be able
to communicate with the PHP CGI.
- Sascha
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