How I can install on tomcat php+oracle? [closed] - php

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I have Redhat server. On this server is installed Oracle. Tomcat is instaled too for Java.
Now I need install php, and then connect it to oracle. How can I do that? Its possible make Tomcat+Php+Oracle?
Thanks beforehand for all answers.

While Nico is correct in saying this is the same question as asked elewhere on SO, the answers there are not very good.
Tomcat is intended as a minimal environment for running Java in - it is not a generic webserver. It does support CGI, and so will PHP - but even before considering the fact you seem to be using an Oracle database, this is going to be painfully slow. Really you want PHP to be invoked as a module or fastCGI - but Tomcat does not support these (Quercus is no a serious option).
If you want to run both Java and PHP on the same server then use a proper webserver (apache or nginx) to front the 2 application servers.

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