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Recently, I took advantage of some time to read the PHP book.

When it comes to php, we have to mention the development environment of php. Generally, apache is used as the server, mysql is used as the database, and php is combined to form a complete operating environment, but it seems that there is no coding As for the compiler, it's not enough to just use notepad to write PHP code by hand. Later I heard that eclipse can also be used to develop PHP. All it takes is a PHP plug-in?? "PHPEclipse". Simply put, PHPEclipse is an Eclipse plug-in that provides an integrated development environment for PHP developers. For a detailed introduction, please see the official website: http://www.phpeclipse.com/

Here are the steps to install, set up, and use PHPEclipse under Eclipse:

1. Install apache mysql php eclipse

Originally, the installation here is not the focus of this article, but I still want to do it here? By the way, if you want to install apache mysql php one by one in a single step, you can finally install it one by one. It is too complicated to configure them together. Here we recommend an integrated installation package "Xampp".

2. Download PHPEclipse

You can download the Binarry version of PHPEclipse here (http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpeclipse/?source=typ_redirect)

3. Install PHPEclipse

Copy all the contents of the features folder extracted from the downloaded compressed package to the features folder in the eclipse root directory, for example, copy to: D: eclipsefeatures (where eclipse is installed) Where to find features). In the same way, copy all the contents of the plugins folder in the compressed package to the plugins folder in the eclipse root directory. Copy the site.xml in the compressed package to the root directory of Eclipse.

4. Configure PHPEclipse

1. Restart eclipse.

2. Open eclipse, select Window->Open Perspective->Other...

3. In the Open Perspective window, find and select the PHP option

4. At this time, you can see the PHP tab in the upper right corner of Eclipse, so you can switch between java, debug, and php modes

5. In Eclipse, select Window->Preferences, and in the pop-up Preferences window, click PHPeclipse->PHP External Tools from the left menu bar to modify the PHP configuration information. PHP External Tools has three submenus: Apache, MySQL, and XAMPP, which are used to set the configuration information of Apache, MySQL, and XAMPP.

6. Click the Apache submenu to modify the Apache configuration information. Change the Apache path to the local installation path. The modified sample is as shown in the figure, the specific value is subject to your own computer.

7. Modify MySQL configuration information

8. Modify XAMPP configuration information

5. Use PHPEclipse

1. Switch Eclipse to the PHP view, and select File->New->PHP Project to create a new PHP project. Enter the project name in the New PHPProject window, select the project save location, and click Finish.

2. Select the Hello World project just created, right-click the mouse, and select New-> in the pop-up shortcut menu. PHP File

3. In the new window that pops up, enter the PHP file name, such as index.php, and then next step

4. Write the following code on the index.php page:

<?php print "Hello world!";?>

5. Modify Apache’s file access path: change the DocumentRoot and Directory values ​​in the httpd.conf file under xamppApacheconf Change to the Eclipse workspace path.

6. Select the Hello World project, right-click, and select the Properties option in the pop-up menu. Select PHP Properties Settings in the left menu bar of the pop-up Properties window and modify the value of Project URI. The default value is http://localhost/, followed by the project name. In this way, the project can be located normally when running the PHP file.

7. Click the Start XAMPP icon to start XAMPP

8. Run the PHP file: Hello Worldindex here. Take php as an example, select index.php, right-click, select Open PHP Browser, and you can see the running effect of index.php in the browser

9. Good luck!

Note: For convenience, some screenshots of this article are not original, the original ones are here

Author: EXLsunshine Published on 2014-9-29 19:34:02 Original text Link

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