Configure the php development plug-in for eclipse

Download and install eclipse at http://download.eclipse.org/downloads/index.php. Eclipse needs the support of JRE, so if the machine has not installed JRE, then download a install, http://java.sun.com has JRE download.

Second, download and install the PHP plug-in eclipse

Http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php? Group_id = 57621 & package_id = 53190. After the download is complete, decompress the package and copy the decompressed folders to the Plugins directory of the eclipse main directory. In this step, even if the PHP plug-in eclipse is ready, we can create a PHP project in eclipse and support PHP syntax highlighting. Let's take a look.

However, it is recommended that you use the eclipse automatic update method for installation, click Help-> Software Updates-> Find and install-> search for new features to install-> click Next-> new remote site.

Enter a name: phpeclipse, URL: Address, address 1: http://phpeclipse.sourceforge.net/update/cvs (not stable) or http://phpeclipse.sourceforge.net/update/releases (relatively stable)

After entering the information, click "OK" and click "finish". eclipse will automatically connect and check whether any plug-in is available. After the check, select the most suitable plug-in to download and install, after the installation is complete, restart eclipse to use it.

 

 

In the last two days, I watched the eclipse Video Teaching and listed the plug-in method mentioned in it :)

1. Use eclipse's softwareupdates/find and install... search for new features... enter the software installation address for installation.

2. Download the plug-in file and decompress it to the directory corresponding to eclpise. Restart eclipse. If the plug-in cannot improve efficiency, delete the eclipse/configuration/org. Eclipse. Update directory and then start eclipse :)

3. Links file mode. Create the links directory in the eclipse directory. Take jode as an example. Create the plug-in storage directory: eclipseplugins/jode/eclipse and decompress plugins to the eclipse directory, in this way, eclipse has two plug-in directories: Features and Plugins. create a text file with the link extension such as jode in the links directory. link. The content is as follows Path = Disk:/eclipseplugs/jode. :) The Eclipse plug-in will be installed after it is restarted :)