This action will create a symbolic link to this folder in the same subdirectory. The easiest way to do that is to open the file browser by typing “ sudo nautilus” on the console window, navigating to the phptest folder, right clicking and selecting the “Make link” like so: Before we can do that, we need to make the directory accessible from the web directory. We are ready to test/run/debug our sample application.
It simply displays the php setup on our system: Give the project a name ( phptest) and accept the default workspace.Ĭreate a new php file inside the project (right click on project, New->php file).
Now, open up Zend Studio and create a new php project (file->new->PHP project). Projects that you create will be created in subfolders under this directory. home/ username/Zend/workspaces/DefaultWorkspace By default, the ZS sets up a default workspace in your home directory: Now, onto the task of actually setting up Zend Studio. Running phpinfo() should display the Zend Optimizer as being installed like so:ģ. Now, you should be able to navigate to and view your server in GUI goodness. finally it comes back with a confirmation that the setup is complete. You will be prompted for the location of apache, php.ini file etc (it is a graphic installer). Navigate into the directory that is created Uncompress/extract the file (tar -zxvf same as in step 1) Since it is free, we do not complain!Ĭopy the download file over to the /opt directory The ZendCore front-end requires this to be installed. Zend Optimizer enhances the running speed of php apps. Be sure to select the 32/64 bit version depending on your OS. A new directory /usr/local/Zend will be setup with appropriate directives in the nf file.Ģ. For some reason, the installer could not autodetect my main web folder (/var/I entered it into the text field provided. You will be prompted for the location of apache on your computer. You do not require any other components installed. I selected the “Modify apache” option only. Please refer to the instructions (pdf) in the downloaded file.
#ZEND STUDIO PROJECT INSTALL#
Then, run the following commands to install tar -zxvf cd. Copy the downloaded tar file to the /opt directory. Install the software (I prefer to be in “su” mode for all install operations).
#ZEND STUDIO PROJECT 64 BIT#
Be sure to select either 32 bit or 64 bit depending on the version of OS/apache2 installed. This is REQUIRED for setting breakpoints and debugging web pages. Here’s the process I used to setup zend studio on my system:ġ. You already have a (working) LAMP setup on your workstation ( takes you to the homepage) It does require a little setup so your Run/Debug experience is painless (after all, that is the true reason for using an IDE!).Ģ.
#ZEND STUDIO PROJECT FULL#
Zend Studio, as you all must be aware, is a full featured PHP IDE.
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