Step by step to build WAMP PHP SVN development environment, wampsvn_PHP tutorial

Step by step to build the WAMP PHP SVN development environment, wampsvn

1: WAMP

This software has already been installed during the installation process Apache, MySQL, and PHP have been inherited and configured accordingly. In addition, SQLitemanager and Phpmyadmin have been added, which saves a lot of complicated configuration processes and allows us to spend more time on Program development. What's even more gratifying is that this software is also completely free. Important note: Basically, after each step of changing the configuration file, it will not take effect until the corresponding service is restarted. That is to say, if you want the modification to take effect immediately, you must restart the corresponding service after the modification is completed and saved!

First, download WAMP at the address

http://liquidtelecom.dl.sourceforge.net/project/wampserver/WampServer 2/Wampserver 2.4/Wampserver2.4-x64.exe

This is 64-bit.

1: Installation

Go to next, installation is complete, select language:

2: webpath,

Note, use the default, which is under the www folder of the installation directory. We have no special requirements and do not need to change;

3: Configuration of MySQL and PhpMyAdmin
Friends who have installed MySQL alone will definitely find a problem. When installing MySQL in the past, you need to configure a root password. However, when installing wampserver, from the beginning In the end, there is no step to configure the password. Doesn’t that mean MySQL has an empty password? The answer is yes, it is indeed an empty password. Isn't this very unsafe? That's right, so we need to change the password.
Left-click and select "phpMyAdmin", and the management page of phpMyAdmin will open. Click "User" on the upper right. What we have to do is click "Edit Permissions" on the right of each row with the user name root,

Then enter the password on the page. Note that after changing the password, all the no above will become yes.

4: apache

wampserver has integrated Apache for us, no need to change any configuration;

5: Configure PHP - Important

The configuration of PHP is relatively simple. You only need to modify some basic settings. Click on the wamp icon, -PHP- php.ini, find these three places:

short_open_tag = Off (Whether it is allowed to use the abbreviated form of the PHP code start tag ( ?>).);

memory_limit = 128M (Maximum size of memory used);

upload_max_filesize = 2M (maximum value for uploading attachments),

The first one needs to be changed to on, otherwise many PHP programs will not run. The next two items are as per everyone’s instructions. Just change the actual requirements.

Two: zend studio

zd is version 13.0.1, the download address will not be disclosed. Installation all the way, no suspense.

1: XDEBUG settings

Find XDEBUG Extension and change it to:

<span>; XDEBUG Extension 

zend_extension </span>= "c:/wamp/bin/php/php5.4.12/zend_ext/php_xdebug-2.2.3-5.4-vc9-x86_64.dll"<span> 

[xdebug]
xdebug</span>.remote_enable =<span> on
xdebug</span>.remote_handler=<span>dbgp
xdebug</span>.remote_host=<span>localhost
xdebug</span>.remote_port=9000<span>
xdebug</span>.profiler_enable =<span> off
xdebug</span>.profiler_enable_trigger =<span> off
xdebug</span>.profiler_output_name = cachegrind.out.%t.%<span>p
xdebug</span>.profiler_output_dir = "c:/wamp/tmp"

2: zendstudio side xdebug configuration

Open zendstudio, select windows->preferences->PHP->PHP Executables Add new PHP Executables

As shown below:

php servers configuration

Next select window-Preference-php Servers and click New

Then edit

Check out Debugger

3: Test

Note that the direction of the path at the red line in the above picture is not /.

Select our PHP version, 5.4, on the pop-up page, and then enter the content in the index:

<?<span>php
</span><span>echo</span> "Hello World"<span>;
</span><span>echo</span> "This spans multiple lines. The newlines will be output as well"<span>;
</span><span>echo</span> "This spans\nmultiple lines. The newlines will be\noutput as well."<span>;
</span><span>echo</span> "Escaping characters is done \"Like this\"."<span>; 

</span><span>//
</span><span>$b</span> = 20<span>;
</span><span>for</span>(<span>$i</span>=0;<span>$i</span><5;<span>$i</span>++<span>){
    </span><span>$b</span>+=<span>$i</span><span>;    
    </span><span>echo</span> <span>$b</span><span>;
    </span><span>echo</span>'</br>'<span>;
}
</span><span>echo</span> <span>$b</span><span>; 

</span>?>

Put a breakpoint, then

Appears:

With that, we can happily develop.

Three: Import existing projects

There is a project in d:/wamp/www, which now needs to be imported into my Zend studio. The workspace of Zend studio is also the d:/wamp/www folder, so I use Local PHP Project or PHP Project from Existing Directory Everything will go wrong.
Solution:
Click "File"-"NEW"-"Other", select "General"-"Project" in the opened dialog box, and then enter the project name in the opened dialog box, and it will work normally Import the project in the workspace.

Four: SVN

Reference:

1: http://blog.csdn.net/imxiangzi/article/details/46533957

2: http://blog.csdn.net/imxiangzi/article/details/46533811

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