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PHPEclipse: A User Guide

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PHPEclipse: A User Guide

Overview of this book

The fusion of Eclipse, the leading open source development environment, and PHP is an exciting prospect for web developers. This book makes sure that you are up and running as quickly as possible, ready to take full advantage of PHPEclipse's tuned PHP development tools, without requiring any prior knowledge of Eclipse. You will begin with installing and configuring PHPEclipse, before moving onto a tour of the Eclipse environment, familiarizing you with its main components. As a plug-in to Eclipse, PHPEclipse is able to harness the platform to provide a rich and powerful development experience. For helping you improve the efficiency of your PHP coding, the book details the powerful editing features of PHPEclipse, and shows you how to use it to better organize your application code. You will see how PHPEclipse helps you throughout the development lifecycle, and learn how to use PHPEclipse's debugger to troubleshoot and step through your PHP code as it executes. The book rounds off with coverage of accessing databases and managing source code from within the. For the final step for your application, you will learn how to deploy your site to a production server."
Table of Contents (12 chapters)
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Index

.FTP, SFTP, and WebDAV Export

FTP, SFTP, and WebDAV exports are very similar. They follow the same flow and use almost the same screens. To trigger an export, select the project in the Navigator view and click on the File | Export... menu option. This will give you a list of export options to select from.

The Klomp plug-in gives us the ability to export via SFTP. Unfortunately, as of this writing, it does not work with the latest version of Eclipse, version 3.1. If you absolutely need a secure way to transfer files and Klomp does not work with your version of Eclipse, you might consider using WebDAV over the https:// protocol, or Ant using SFTP.

  
.FTP, SFTP, and WebDAV Export

Most of the options in this list are installed by the JDT and are Java related. Some allow you to export settings to be shared between team members. A handful, like FTP, Sftp, and WebDAV, are actually related to moving source files to another area. Select FTP and click on the Next button to continue.

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