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How to include php_curl.dll extension into ZendStudioClient?
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Never used Zend - but isn't this a case for php.ini?

It's possible that's just my ignorance talking... :?
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http://www.tonyspencer.com/mt/archives/2003/10/curl_with_php_a.htm wrote:Simbo said:

Thanks Tony! This is a great tip. It even works with Zend Studio 4 which is the php IDE and debugger. Add the folowing lines to C:\Program Files\Zend\StudioServer\etc\php.ini



extension_dir="C:\Program Files\Zend\StudioServer\lib\php_ext"


sessions.save_path="C:\Program Files\Zend\StudioServer\lib\temp"


extension=php_curl.dll



then create the directory C:\Program Files\Zend\StudioServer\lib\temp. Then you have OpenSSL and Curl support running so you can debug your encrypted soap calls. Neat!
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And under linux/unices systems, when you install Zend Server and you choose than you like to use your installed PHP (so Zend Server Setup doesn’t install new copy of PHP), setup find your old php.ini, copy it to for example /usr/local/ZendStudio/etc/ directory and make from it link to old php.ini's directory. So for example I can use php.ini from /usr/local/ZendServer/etc/php.ini and from /usr/local/lib/php.ini – it’s this same file (I use Slackware).

And don’t forget – when you buy Zend Studio, you get access to great Zend Support. Zend answer for all question relay shortly.

I hope you understand what I write;-) In other way, I try write it in other, simple way;-)

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staniszczak wrote:And under linux/unices systems, when you install Zend Server and you choose than you like to use your installed PHP (so Zend Server Setup doesn’t install new copy of PHP), setup find your old php.ini, copy it to for example /usr/local/ZendStudio/etc/ directory and make from it link to old php.ini's directory. So for example I can use php.ini from /usr/local/ZendServer/etc/php.ini and from /usr/local/lib/php.ini – it’s this same file (I use Slackware).

And don’t forget – when you buy Zend Studio, you get access to great Zend Support. Zend answer for all question relay shortly.

I hope you understand what I write;-) In other way, I try write it in other, simple way;-)

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Marcin Staniszczak
[offtopic]
Just curious....is Zend Server of any use...except for remote debugging...
Is it useful locally
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Post by staniszczak »

jmut wrote: [offtopic]
Just curious....is Zend Server of any use...except for remote debugging...
Is it useful locally
I use Linux only like a server for…. Remote debugging;-) For workstation I use Windows;-)
So on Linux I have installed Zend Server and on Windows Zend Client. Scripts was placed on linux (by FTP or Samba). In any moment I can debug scripts from linux, by Zend Server, on my Windows with Zend Client;-)

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staniszczak wrote:
jmut wrote: [offtopic]
Just curious....is Zend Server of any use...except for remote debugging...
Is it useful locally
I use Linux only like a server for…. Remote debugging;-) For workstation I use Windows;-)
So on Linux I have installed Zend Server and on Windows Zend Client. Scripts was placed on linux (by FTP or Samba). In any moment I can debug scripts from linux, by Zend Server, on my Windows with Zend Client;-)

Best regards,
Marcin Staniszczak
I see...so it makes no sense in my case as I use linux only and all the stuff is local.
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Post by staniszczak »

I see...so it makes no sense in my case as I use linux only and all the stuff is local.
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You can use all suff on local, but you don’t must. If you have two machines, you can install on one Zend Server, and on second Zens Client, you can use both;-) I use two computers, because on the server I execute Apache, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and sometimes Oracle and Jboss (for J2EE), so my workstation with this stuff + Zedn Server + Zend Client work very slow… When I use two computer, everything works fine;-)

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