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      Gordoe
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      We have an existing Dashboard written in PHP that for operational reasons can't be migrated over to Angular. I know we could use an iframe but would prefer to have PHP run natively due to security constraints.

      Can someone direct me on where the Java web server runs from within Mango so we can look to have it process PHP code also so that we could embed <?php ?> within our custom html pages?

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        MattFox
        last edited by MattFox

        Don't you need an extension to do that? Meaning you'd have to be able to change source code to or at least have additional settings available to run PHP inside apache tomcat? Let me know, I'd be keen to know.

        MANGODIR/overrides/web/modules/mangoUI/web/ 
        

        as far as I know is the web host directory so you don't lose changes with upgrades. But then again that's for just running straight .html I suppose. Not sure if that would work for you.

        Other than that I guess you'd need @terrypacker to answer this one unless another Java dev is readily available...

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