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Tomcat serving PHP

Found this interesting article PHP on Tomcat that talks about configuring tomcat to serve PHP files, which got me thinking,  I guess someone has written a servlet or a wrapper for most technologies.

I wonder if this approach makes PHP more or less secure? I havn’t tried this myself or read much of the PHP background to how this works, but it looks like it delegates to the local machines dll, which I guess bypasses all the JVM’s security manager.

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