Langdon Stevenson wrote:
> > And scripatability. For example, I have a simple script here that
> > locates the nearest Cake app, finds an unused port and starts a
> > webserver pointed at it. Also, my concept of updating my sites
> > involve running "make release" only. No faffing with FTP for m
Hi Tane
> I run the 32b version and find it very smooth. You may find that
> increasing the memory available to the JVM helps make it smoother:
>
> eclipse -vmargs -Xms256M -Xmx512M
Good point.
> This will set the minimum memory to be 256Mb, and max 512Mb. I find
> you don't need to give Ecl
Chris Lamb wrote:
> Joshua Benner wrote:
>
>
>> As far as having multiple java installations, do some reading about the
>> "alternatives" system -- perhaps start with 'man alternatives'
>>
>
> The "alternatives" is a feature of Debian-derivative distros so will not
> appear in Fedora.
>
Hi Chris
>> As far as having multiple java installations, do some reading about the
>> "alternatives" system -- perhaps start with 'man alternatives'
>
> The "alternatives" is a feature of Debian-derivative distros so will not
> appear in Fedora.
Strangely enough then, it does :-) Alternatives
Hi Josh
> Eclipse with PDT on Linux has been my primary developing environment for
> CakePHP for months -- VERY smooth. I rarely install the
> distribution-specific packages for eclipse, because they like to put
> files all over the system, whereas an eclipse download is all in the
> eclipse fold
Joshua Benner wrote:
> As far as having multiple java installations, do some reading about the
> "alternatives" system -- perhaps start with 'man alternatives'
The "alternatives" is a feature of Debian-derivative distros so will not
appear in Fedora.
> Right now I develop on Ubuntu 7.02 with Ec
I run the 32b version and find it very smooth. You may find that
increasing the memory available to the JVM helps make it smoother:
eclipse -vmargs -Xms256M -Xmx512M
This will set the minimum memory to be 256Mb, and max 512Mb. I find
you don't need to give Eclipse more than 1Gb (on a 4Gb machin
Eclipse with PDT on Linux has been my primary developing environment for
CakePHP for months -- VERY smooth. I rarely install the
distribution-specific packages for eclipse, because they like to put
files all over the system, whereas an eclipse download is all in the
eclipse folder.
As far as havi
Hi,
I thought that I would share my recent experience with the group of
moving my CakePHP development environment from:
Eclipse (with PDT) on Windows (XP)
to:
Eclipse (with PDT) on Linux (Fedora 7 - 64 bit)
As you can imagine, this has been a huge challenge. I have some
experience mana
