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Changes in PHP behavior, between versions! A Feature?

Scenario:
Passing of string data as result from a java class, invoked and executed by a php script via the php-java bridge
The Java class uses the "String" object to return data.


Behavior in Question:
Php4 converts and assigns the java result string to a php string type. Works beautifully as expected.

Php5 converts and assigns the java result string to a php String Object(?) instead of the expected php string type. Code Breaks.
(More Intelligent behavior?)


Solution:
Did a force string conversion of the result string from the java class, using StrVal() function of php!
All's well, return to normality!




Linux :: Development :: Tools
Sivaramasundar

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