I have Eclipse editor, and i need to run my php web application. So which is the better way to run, either Run As---> PHP Script or Run As---> PHP web page. Presently for both I am getting the notification error. Please help me in this....
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That is not true at all. You can run php scripts from the command line using "php scriptname.php "
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J.N.
This may require a specific setup of PHP, but it's definetely posible. If you don't have php or php.exe binary, look for php-cgi instead.
Mh don't think that you can just run it... try it with xampp and put the project folder in the htdocs folder of xampp for example
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Gnanendra
Ya i have xampp and kept the project folder in the htdocs only but its giving the message in browser window as "Notice notice C:\Program Files\xampp\htdocs\MyProject" and in DEBUG window "<terminated, exit value: 0> E:\Editor\eclipse\plugins\org.zend.php.debug.debugger.win32.x86_5.3.18.v20100603\resources\php5\php-cgi.exe" ..... What exactly it is saying.
krackmoe
I dont know this error msg. Are you sure that you configured Xampp correctly!?
Gnanendra
I haven't changed any thing in that configuration file. What to configure there..?
krackmoe
I dont know exactly where the problem is.. but maybe this helps you: mattbearman.co.uk/2010/05/18/…
i've never used run as php script, always as run as web page then give the url that corresponds to that page, or if you need to debug a page that give the url that will then call the file that you want to debug
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You can't really run your PHP scripts as programs, you need to setup a [local] server with PHP. After doing so, all you will have to do to run the code would be to open the corresponding URL in the browser. If you install XAMPP which is the most common choice for local development, you will be able to access your files through the localhost URL.
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J.N.
Actually, you can. Of course if you intend to display the result in a web browser, it's not your best option ...