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Wednesday, October 26. 2005

has anyone actually gotten Zend Studio Server beta 2 to work with winXp/apache 1.3.33

Update 12/27/2005 - I see this is still a popular post, so I should amend this with ZDE 2.0 final works fantastic, the studio server connects without problem. Hope this is useful

I've spent the past month and a half trying off and on to get Zend Studio Server beta 2 to work on my Windows XP professional up-to-date system. It just won't work. I've tried having it install everything from scratch (Apache 1.3.33, use winenabler), uninstalling, installing apache 1.3.33 and getting it working, and then installing it into that both with and without winenabler. Afterwards, I get a blank screen. When using the PHP 5.0.5 I have installed, I would get continual crashes until I killed apache. Literally no configuration or installation tricks have worked. The only thing that fixes apache is to uninstall the studio server, then it starts working again.

Zend has been a bit busy, it seems, and has offered no feedback, so I'm appealing to the general public. I REALLY need a working web server, as it is practically impossible to debug problems with pearweb without either the debug server or a whole hell of a lot of time.

Any advice

P.S. please suggest FREE solutions.

Posted by Greg Beaver in PHP at 12:02 | Comments (7) | Trackbacks (0)

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Buy a Mac Mini (or other Mac) to dev on - Mac OS X is BSD-based. I have never had problems with apache/zend server/anything.

#1 Gavin Foster on 2005-10-26 12:44 (Reply)

Why the hell do you need it?
Use Xdebug with eclipse, weaverslave or phpedit or VIM

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Forgive me if i�m heavily wrong

#2 A PHP guy on 2005-10-26 14:35 (Reply)

Why?

I've tried using any number of solutions, and none of them has made it easier and none has come close to being faster for debugging than Zend. My time is limited, I don't much care for cool hax0r solutions unless they make it possible to do things faster

I'd love to use another solution if it actually made things easier and I could install it in 1 step. Until version 5 beta 2, Zend was a 1-step working install kind of thing

#2.1 Greg Beaver (Homepage) on 2005-10-26 16:23 (Reply)

I'm using ZDE Beta 2 on Linux fine. Haven't tried Windows.

Free Windows Alteratives:

Open Studio
http://sourceforge.net/projects/openstudio is a 1 step install. works with your current apache install on windows. debugging works.

PHPEclipse
http://www.phpeclipse.de
(not a 1 step install)
debugging never worked for me, but maybe it's improved since. good integration with CVS or SVN through Eclipse.

#3 Jon Bauer (Homepage) on 2005-10-27 12:08 (Reply)

Just to clarify.

On Windows I typically use XAMPP for Apache. 1 easy install, and to uninstall you just delete the folder.

http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html

#3.1 Jon Bauer (Homepage) on 2005-10-27 13:32 (Reply)

I've just started playing with 5 beta here, but haven't looked at debugging. I always use apache2 though.

How about going back to 4.02?

#4 Rob... (Homepage) on 2005-10-27 12:32 (Reply)

I use the beta 2 since release on a XP pro.
I run local web with easyphp.

I have less problem than under mandriva

My frequently problem is freezing. with only solution to killJavaW process.

But I'm crasy with my laptop where run always picasa, googleDesktop, OOo, xChat, winCvs, skype, easyPHP, thundirbird(110Mo in ram!!!), Gaim, winamp or zinf, and sometime more...

#5 Moosh (Homepage) on 2005-10-31 02:21 (Reply)

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