There are many tools for developing PHP, including nodepad, phpstrom, and submit. Similarly, eclipse is also a very easy-to-use development tool. Here is a detailed introduction to using eclipse to develop PHP environment. process.
1. Download the Eclipse PHP compiler
Log in to the eclipse official website to download:
Eclipse is an open source, Java-based scalable development Platform (if JDK is not installed, you need to download and install JDK 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 choose it according to your own system Download:
After downloading and decompressing, this is it. Click eclipse.exe to run the development tool
2. Download wampserver integration 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:
3. Environment configuration
1. Work space The settings
are set in the www folder under the WampServer installation directory. The next project is published here before the project can be published in the web
2. Encoding settings
3. PHP environment and debug environment settings
As shown in the figure: Click Add in PHP executables in php>Installed PHPs Add the
specific settings as shown in the figure, the path is the path in the second step
debug related settings:
Go here The basic settings have been completed
4. PHP project testing
1. Create a new PHP project
2. Project content and create a new php file for testing
Run in the web (make sure wampserver is running)
Enter http://localhost in the browser to open The interface is as follows:
Then proceed to project testing:
At this point, the environment for developing PHP using eclipse is completed.
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