You can also build a PHP running environment on eclipse. This article will take you to learn how to use eclipse to build a PHP environment. Come and learn with the editor!
1. Download the Eclipse PHP compiler
Log in to the eclipse official website to download
Eclipse is an open source, Java-based extensible development platform (if JDK is not installed, You need to download the JDK installation first). By itself, it is just a framework and a set of services for building development environments through plug-in components. Fortunately, Eclipse comes with a standard set of plug-ins, including the Java Development Kit (JDK).
Supports Windows, Linux and Mac OS platforms.
Eclipse for PHP official download address: https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/
Find this PHP development tool and download it according to your own system selection:
After downloading and decompressing, this is it. Click eclipse.exe to run the development tool
2. Download wampserver integrated server
Windows system can use WampServer, download address: http://www.wampserver.com/, supports 32-bit and 64-bit systems, select the version according to your own system.
WampServer installation is also simple, you only need to keep clicking "Next" to complete the installation.
After installing wampserver, open the installation path:
The bin and www paths here are in the next environment configuration. Need
The bin directory in the installation directory is integrated with the apache php mysql environment
As a development space in www
#3. Environment configuration 1. Workspace settings Set it in the www folder under the WampServer installation directory. The next project can be published here before it can be published on the web. Release the project 2. Encoding settings3. PHP environment and debug environment Settings
As shown in the figure: Click Add in PHP executables in php>Installed PHPs to add The specific settings are as shown in the figure, the path is the path in the second step ## Debug related settings:
The basic settings have been completed here
4. PHP project testing
1. Create a new php project
2. Project content and create a new php file for testing
3. Run the php file
Run in the CLI
Run in the web (make sure wampserver is running)
Enter http://localhost in the browser to open the interface as follows:
Then conduct project testing:Related tutorials: PHP video tutorial
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