Hi I am trying to make a php script that will excute a *.jar file I downloaded that cuts up this huge array and makes an output file in a txt file. The command I run is "java -jar PvPLogParser.jar SavedVariables.lua output.txt"

Is it possible for me to run this threw php? or would it be better to make something from scratch that can turn this "very very large arrays" into a txt document?

Thanks

Run the java commands in an html file. Rename it as a .php file and just include it in the area that you want it to run.

Why not just code it in php and create the arrays that way?

I really have no clue what you are talking about, but normally when I use java I just put embed it, not execute it.
I don't know if this is what you want, nor if it will work, but you can execute programs on your server by going :
[php
exec(path/to/program);
//or
system(path/to/program);
[/php]
Depending on what your host allows, you may only be able to use both, one, or all of them.

Good luck
-Jason

I belive excute is disabled on my server, anyways heres what the array looks like which dosnt seem normal to me within php.

PHP Code:

 PvPLogData = {
    ["Blackrock"] = {
        ["Blazingpengu"] = {
            ["notifyKill"] = "party",
            ["dispLocation"] = "overhead",
            ["battles"] = {
                ["Gummers"] = {
                    ["race"] = "Night Elf",
                    ["guild"] = "Allied Guard",
                    [31] = {
                        [51] = {
                            ["wins"] = 1,
                            ["loss"] = 0,
                        },
                    },
                    ["class"] = "Hunter",
                    ["enemy"] = false,
                },
                ["Shotta"] = {
                    [35] = {
                        [52] = {
                            ["wins"] = 2,
                            ["loss"] = 0,
                        },
                    },
                    ["race"] = "Troll",
                    ["guild"] = "Fun and Games",
                    ["class"] = "Mage",
                    ["enemy"] = true,
                }, 


I think I may have to code something in php to chop up these arrays but these arnt the normal arrays that you see if you print a php array, correct? They are like => value or something, right?

Originally Posted by stickthemepark

I think I may have to code something in php to chop up these arrays but these arnt the normal arrays that you see if you print a php array, correct? They are like => value or something, right?

Correct.

Is there any way arround this to make it more php friendly?