fyi, ZendDebugger *not* to be supported for your own server install

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for those interested, it seems that zend has made a 'definitive'
statement re: support for using/installing zend debugger (in Studio or
PHP IDE) in your own server install.

In short, it won't:

   "... in order to install Zend Debugger, you'll need to install Zend
Platform. ..."

cref: http://dev.eclipse.org/newslists/news.eclipse.tools.php/msg00206.html

although i hope this'll be reconsidered (as, personally, i think it's a
ridiculous position), or that i've simply misunderstood, i'll be
interested in others' successes with DBGp & xDebug in PHPEclipse (where
we're currently focusing), and perhaps in PHP IDE, as well.

richard

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[Goran Dodig]

I already switched to Zend Platform and it's great, I must admit but if
the only thing you need is debugger it definitely is too bloated.
On windows, it runs 7 (!) services, taking up huge amounts of memory (I
even resorted to tweaking it's MySql .conf file to use less memory -
yes, it uses it's own mysql instance not minding that you already might
have mysql installed).
And being first version for Windows it sometimes crashes during debugging.
Just to let you know...

Goran Dodig

Richard wrote:

> for those interested, it seems that zend has made a 'definitive'
> statement re: support for using/installing zend debugger (in Studio or
> PHP IDE) in your own server install.
>
> In short, it won't:
>
>    "... in order to install Zend Debugger, you'll need to install Zend
> Platform. ..."
>
> cref: http://dev.eclipse.org/newslists/news.eclipse.tools.php/msg00206.html
>
> although i hope this'll be reconsidered (as, personally, i think it's a
> ridiculous position), or that i've simply misunderstood, i'll be
> interested in others' successes with DBGp & xDebug in PHPEclipse (where
> we're currently focusing), and perhaps in PHP IDE, as well.
>
> richard

[Jayson Minard (ZF)]

The thread on the Eclipse list will already cover this topic in detail.
Let's have the argument there and hold to the topic of the Framework here.
The other thread hit home and the message was delivered, we won't add much
here other than mud to our list.

--j


On 6/27/06 10:59 AM, "Richard" <[hidden email]> wrote:

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> for those interested, it seems that zend has made a 'definitive'
> statement re: support for using/installing zend debugger (in Studio or
> PHP IDE) in your own server install.
>
> In short, it won't:
>
>    "... in order to install Zend Debugger, you'll need to install Zend
> Platform. ..."
>
> cref: http://dev.eclipse.org/newslists/news.eclipse.tools.php/msg00206.html
>
> although i hope this'll be reconsidered (as, personally, i think it's a
> ridiculous position), or that i've simply misunderstood, i'll be
> interested in others' successes with DBGp & xDebug in PHPEclipse (where
> we're currently focusing), and perhaps in PHP IDE, as well.
>
> richard
>
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