Adding a Remote Zend Server

Adding a remote Zend Server allows you to deploy your application on a remote server.

Note:

The Zend Server deployment feature is only available on Apache servers. Deploying on IIS is currently not supported.

 

 

Instructions on how to complete a procedure

To add a remote Zend Server:

  1. From the Menu bar,  select Window | Show View | PHP Servers to add the PHP Servers view to your perspective.

  1. In the PHP Servers view, click on the Add icon .
    The PHP Server Creation dialog is displayed.

  1. Select Remote Zend Server, and click Next.
    The Zend Server details dialog is displayed.

  1. Enter the following information:

    • Name: Server name.

    • Base URL: Server URL (e.g., <protocol>://<server url>[:<port>]).
    • Document Root: The web server document root.
  1. Click Next.
    The Zend Server Web API dialog is displayed.

  1. To enable Web API settings, select the Enable Web API dialog, and configure the following settings:
    • Host: Zend Server host IP (displayed automatically)
    • Key Name: Zend Server Web API key name.
    • Key Hash: Zend Server Web API key secret.

    Click Detect Key Details to auto-detect these details.

  2. Click Next.
    The Debugger Settings dialog is displayed.

  1. Select which server debugger you wish to debug with - Zend Debugger, XDebug (Default is <none>).
  2. Configure settings for the selected debugger:

Zend Debugger:

XDebug:

  • Client IP(s)/Host - Enter a list of IP addresses for the machine hosting Zend Studio, and allowed to connect to the debugger.
    Click Configure to configure which IP addresses should be used for establishing a connection with the debugger.

  • Port - The port Zend Debugger attempts to connect on the host.
  • Response Timeout (ms) - Amount of time for attempting to establish a connection before the debugging session is timed out.
  • Enable Zend Debugger Tunneling - Select this option to configure tunneling to the server. For more information on these configurations, see Editing Zend Debugger Tunneling to the Server).

  • Port - The port Zend Studio listens on (default: 9000).

  • DBGp Proxy - select this check-box to use a DBGp proxy server for debugging:
    • IDE Key - IDE Key XDebug passes on to the DBGp debugger handler.
    • Proxy (Host:Port) - The IP and port for connecting to the DBGp proxy server.

Note:

These setting override global debugging settings (Window | Preferences | PHP | Debug | Debuggers | Zend Debugger/XDebug).
  1. To test the debugger settings at any time, click Test.
  1. Click Next.
    The Automatic Upload dialog is displayed.

  1. Click the Connection Profile drop-down menu to select an existing connection profile, or click Manage to edit or create a connection. For more information on adding connection profiles, see Adding a Remote Connection Profile.
  1. Click Next.
    The Configure SSH Tunneling dialog is displayed.

  1. To enable SSH tunneling, select the Enable SSH Tunneling check-box, and enter the following details:
    •  Username - SSH connection user name.
    •  Password - SSH connection password.
    •  SSH Private Key - SSH connection private key. Click Browse to locate the key.
    •  Port Forwarding - Click Add to add a new port forwarding configuration for remote debugging/profiling.
      Click here for more general information on port forwarding.
    • HTTP Proxy:
      •  Host - Proxy server.
      •  Port - Proxy port.

  1. Click Finish.
    Zend Studio validates the new remote Zend Server, and adds it to the PHP Servers view.

You can now deploy a project by dragging an existing project from the PHP Explorer onto the new server. For more information on deploying, see Deploying an Application.
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