Comments on: Netbeans 6.9 Beta + Zend Framework http://www.rickogden.com/2010/04/netbeans-6-9-beta-zend-framework/ Mon, 13 Jun 2011 10:26:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: Rick Ogden http://www.rickogden.com/2010/04/netbeans-6-9-beta-zend-framework/comment-page-1/#comment-470 Rick Ogden Wed, 16 Feb 2011 09:10:39 +0000 http://www.rickogden.com/?p=303#comment-470 I think this is to do with PHP needing to be on the global path in Windows. However, I am not a Windows user so I'm afraid I can't really help. I think this is to do with PHP needing to be on the global path in Windows. However, I am not a Windows user so I’m afraid I can’t really help.

]]> By: Alberto http://www.rickogden.com/2010/04/netbeans-6-9-beta-zend-framework/comment-page-1/#comment-469 Alberto Wed, 16 Feb 2011 04:55:51 +0000 http://www.rickogden.com/?p=303#comment-469 Forget it, please. I could solve introducing the path to php.exe manually in zf.bat Thanks anyway Forget it, please. I could solve introducing the path to php.exe manually in zf.bat

Thanks anyway

]]> By: Alberto http://www.rickogden.com/2010/04/netbeans-6-9-beta-zend-framework/comment-page-1/#comment-468 Alberto Wed, 16 Feb 2011 04:39:30 +0000 http://www.rickogden.com/?p=303#comment-468 Hi Rick, I am blocked in a one point of the installation of ZF with Netbeans (Win XP). I have introduced the path to zf.bat in the Zend Script window (...ZendFramework-1.11.3\bin\zf.bat) but when I try to create a new project it returns an error "php.exe is not recognized as internal or external command" So I introduced the path to php.exe on Netbeans > Options > PHP > General > PHP 5 interpreter (...\XAMPP\php\php.exe) and the same error is returned. I also introduced the path to php in Netbeans > Options > PHP > General > General Include path ((...\XAMPP\php) and the same. The zf.bat file contains the following script: ************************************************************************** REM Test to see if this was installed via pear SET ZTMPZTMPZTMPZ=@ph SET TMPZTMPZTMP=%ZTMPZTMPZTMPZ%p_bin@ REM below @php_bin@ FOR %%x IN ("@php_bin@") DO (if %%x=="%TMPZTMPZTMP%" GOTO :NON_PEAR_INSTALLED) GOTO PEAR_INSTALLED :NON_PEAR_INSTALLED REM Assume php.exe is executable, and that zf.php will reside in the REM same file as this one SET PHP_BIN=php.exe SET PHP_DIR=%~dp0 GOTO RUN :PEAR_INSTALLED REM Assume this was installed via PEAR and use replacements php_bin & php_dir SET PHP_BIN=@php_bin@ SET PHP_DIR=@php_dir@ GOTO RUN :RUN SET ZF_SCRIPT=%PHP_DIR%\zf.php "%PHP_BIN%" -d safe_mode=Off -f "%ZF_SCRIPT%" -- %* ****************************************************************************** I'm a bit down. Could you help me, please? Regards Hi Rick,

I am blocked in a one point of the installation of ZF with Netbeans (Win XP). I have introduced the path to zf.bat in the Zend Script window (…ZendFramework-1.11.3\bin\zf.bat) but when I try to create a new project it returns an error “php.exe is not recognized as internal or external command”

So I introduced the path to php.exe on Netbeans > Options > PHP > General > PHP 5 interpreter (…\XAMPP\php\php.exe) and the same error is returned.

I also introduced the path to php in Netbeans > Options > PHP > General > General Include path ((…\XAMPP\php) and the same.

The zf.bat file contains the following script:

**************************************************************************

REM Test to see if this was installed via pear
SET ZTMPZTMPZTMPZ=@ph
SET TMPZTMPZTMP=%ZTMPZTMPZTMPZ%p_bin@
REM below @php_bin@
FOR %%x IN (“@php_bin@”) DO (if %%x==”%TMPZTMPZTMP%” GOTO :NON_PEAR_INSTALLED)

GOTO PEAR_INSTALLED

:NON_PEAR_INSTALLED
REM Assume php.exe is executable, and that zf.php will reside in the
REM same file as this one
SET PHP_BIN=php.exe
SET PHP_DIR=%~dp0
GOTO RUN

:P EAR_INSTALLED
REM Assume this was installed via PEAR and use replacements php_bin & php_dir
SET PHP_BIN=@php_bin@
SET PHP_DIR=@php_dir@
GOTO RUN

:RUN
SET ZF_SCRIPT=%PHP_DIR%\zf.php
“%PHP_BIN%” -d safe_mode=Off -f “%ZF_SCRIPT%” — %*

******************************************************************************

I’m a bit down. Could you help me, please?

Regards

]]> By: Josh http://www.rickogden.com/2010/04/netbeans-6-9-beta-zend-framework/comment-page-1/#comment-152 Josh Thu, 03 Jun 2010 02:28:05 +0000 http://www.rickogden.com/?p=303#comment-152 Rick, thanks for the post. This was exactly the info I needed to get Zend up and running in Netbeans. Rick, thanks for the post. This was exactly the info I needed to get Zend up and running in Netbeans.

]]> By: JuJuBee http://www.rickogden.com/2010/04/netbeans-6-9-beta-zend-framework/comment-page-1/#comment-139 JuJuBee Tue, 04 May 2010 14:31:56 +0000 http://www.rickogden.com/?p=303#comment-139 Hey Rick, just learning zend framework. I like it alot. I downloaded the current build for netbeans and configured it fine. One thing that I liked in Eclipse was the popup window that showed the docbloc commenting info for a function/class etc... Is this possible with netbeans? -- juju Hey Rick, just learning zend framework. I like it alot. I downloaded the current build for netbeans and configured it fine. One thing that I liked in Eclipse was the popup window that showed the docbloc commenting info for a function/class etc… Is this possible with netbeans?

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juju

]]> By: Michael Leach http://www.rickogden.com/2010/04/netbeans-6-9-beta-zend-framework/comment-page-1/#comment-136 Michael Leach Thu, 29 Apr 2010 12:26:21 +0000 http://www.rickogden.com/?p=303#comment-136 Hi Rick, Thanks for the post. Having recently started to really explore Zend Framework, including Zend Tool, it's great to hear that Netbeans supports integration with it. Zend Tool already significantly simplified the process of creating a project structure and creating controllers, and now to have an IDE which takes the typing of the commands away, is there anything left for us developers to do? Maybe I should say that quieter. The reality of it is, the less time faffing around with our tools means more time working on the solution, and less time wasted. +1 to Netbeans. sensible Hi Rick,

Thanks for the post.

Having recently started to really explore Zend Framework, including Zend Tool, it’s great to hear that Netbeans supports integration with it. Zend Tool already significantly simplified the process of creating a project structure and creating controllers, and now to have an IDE which takes the typing of the commands away, is there anything left for us developers to do? Maybe I should say that quieter. The reality of it is, the less time faffing around with our tools means more time working on the solution, and less time wasted. +1 to Netbeans.

sensible

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