Launching an Application
This procedure describes how to run your application in Zend Studio. Launching will
display your application in a Web browser. If it is the first time you
are launching, deployment will also be performed.
Note:
To deploy an application in Zend Studio,
a project needs enabled deployment. For more information on how to enable
deployment for a project, see Enabling
Deployment Support for Your Application.
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To launch your application:
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Select the project you wish to launch.
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Open the 'deployment.xml' file and select the Overview
tab (displayed by default).
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In the Testing area, click Launch
application. If this is the first time you are launching the application, the Launch PHP Application dialog is displayed.
Note:
If this is not the first time you are launching,
no deployment dialog is displayed and the application will launch
in a browser.
- Select the server you wish to deploy the application to, or click Add Sever to add a new server. For more information on adding servers, see Managing PHP Servers.
Note: Deployment can only be performed on the following PHP servers: Local Zend Server, RedHat OpenShift Server, Remote Zend Server.
- Verify the application URL and name (entered automatically). If you have added a new server, click Refresh to view updated application list.
- Configure deployment advanced options:
- Select the Enable Development Mode check-box to enable Application Monitoring for the application, and automatic deploy (automatically uploads files upon save - only applicable for Zend Developer Cloud and OpenShift servers).
- Select the Warn during updating check-box, to prompt a verification dialog when updating a deployed application.
- Select the Ignore failures check-box to ignore deployment configuration failures.
- Click Finish.
Your application is deployed on the target selected, and launched in a browser.
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You
may also launch in Debug Mode. See Launching
an Application in Debug Mode for more information.
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