Configure ZendFrame development environment in php

: This article describes how to configure the ZendFrame development environment for php. For more information about PHP tutorials, see. My development environment is Ubuntu12

1, go to the official website to download ZendFrame development kit, the latest is: ZendFramework-1.12.15.tar.gz

After decompression, copy the zf. sh and zf. php files in the bin directory to the/usr/bin directory.

Sudo vim ~ /. Bashrc

Add the last line:

Alias zf =/usr/bin/zf. sh

Copy the zend file under the library Directory of zendframework-1.12.15.tar.gz to the/usr/share/php Directory. the default php path is/usr/share/php. configuration in the ini configuration file: include_path, which is set by the reader.

2. set up a virtual host environment

First, view your own IP address in ifconfig. if not, set a static IP address. ifconfig etho 192.168.88.153 broadcast 192.168.88.255 netmask 255.255.255.0 (my personal settings)

Vim/etc/hosts

Add: 192.168.88.153 haha.com (haha.com is the domain name accessed by the browser)

Ping haha.com to test whether all requests can be pinged.

Enable the mod_write module of Apache

Sudo a2enmod rewrite

Set the root directory and configuration information of the website

Vim/etc/apache2/sites-available/hahahacom

ServerName haha.com
DocumentRoot "/var/www/hahacom/public"
ErrorLog "/var/log/apache2/hahacom_errors.log"
CustomLog "/var/log/apache2/hahacom_access.log" common

The website root directory is/var/www/hahacom/

Switch the directory to/var/www

Run: zf create project hahacom will automatically generate the website directory content

Run tree-d hahacom

Hahacom
── Application
│ ── Configs
│ ── Controllers
│ ── Models
│ ── Views
│ ── Helpers
│ ── Scripts
│ ── Error
│ ── Index
── Docs
── Library
── Public
── Tests
── Application
│ ── Controllers
── Library

Enable VM

Sudo a2ensite hahacom

Restart Apache

Sudo/etc/init. d/apache2 restart

Access http://haha.com/indexin the browser.

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