Zeev,
If you find that GUI tools are not overwhelmingly better for C++, Java product
development, that does weaken the case for php studios even more. Why so?
1. Conciseness of php
php is a high level application development tool so the code is, or at least,
should mostly consist of highly spe
Hallo,
I would like to try Zend studio server as possible support
for the development team.
Until now i found only a Zend for php4.0.5, 4.0.6
4.1.0.
Does anybody know where can i find a Zend
server compatible with php4.0.4 ?
thanks
best regards
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Hi,
I'm trying to install the debug server for linux, but having
trouble to make it work for remote clients through Apache.
I installed the debug server and compiled php with --enable-debug
The debug server works when I use the 'gdbclient -c' command.
The Zend studio windows client debugs fi
hey,
Any ideas on how one can encode multiple files on a windows machine??
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My two cents. I have been running the demo version since a day or two
after it was released. On Windows 2000 it has been solid as a rock. I
have not tried it on my XP laptop yet, but will soon.
Zend Studio is really helping to make PHP 'legitimate' in the
corporate world since it no
> The problems you were having with the server components of the studio
sound
> quite odd - can you elaborate on them? (probably off-list, it's best if
> you could submit a bug report about it through zend.com/store/pickup.php,
> evaluation support).
>
> This is water under the bridge now, but yo
At 19:53 18/02/2002, DL Neil wrote:
>Zeev,
>
>Didn't experience any stability problems with the beta per-se, but using a
>Windows box was an exercise in
>Unix-ification. Has the released version for Win32 seen significant
>alterations to the GUI?
I'm not sure which beta you've seen, but the GUI
ECTED]>
To: "Chris Lott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: 18 February 2002 15:57
Subject: Re: [PHP] zend studio 2.0
> Chris,
>
> Stability improved *a lot* since the beta in December. Remember, it *was*
> a beta release, and like most betas, st
At 00:27 18/02/2002, robert janeczek wrote:
>hi
>i write in php about 1.5 years. from the beginning i use macromedia homesite
>and i`m quite content of it. but...debugger, environment not optimized for
>php developers etc. so i wanted to try zend studio, i downloaded it,
>installed (w2k, i already
Chris,
Stability improved *a lot* since the beta in December. Remember, it *was*
a beta release, and like most betas, stability was not perfect. It's quite
good now, and it also got a whole new (well, mostly new) code completion
engine which is really revolutionary for PHP.
I'm not objective
At 05:02 18/02/2002, Peter J. Schoenster wrote:
>Well, as you said, no point in arguing. Just that I think if someone
>really wants to develop they should learn some better tools than a
>GUI but it's a question of balance.
That's quite an arguable point. I don't code PHP but C++ and Java, and I
> Well, as you said, no point in arguing. Just that I think if someone
> really wants to develop they should learn some better tools than a
> GUI but it's a question of balance.
I think a definition of GUI might be in order. Homesite, for instance, is
just a big text editor. It has almost no GUI
On 17 Feb 2002, at 16:12, Chris Lott wrote:
> I hope we aren't going to get another chest-pounding "real coders"
> type of argument going here. Homesite *IS* a text editor. It provides
Yeah, my bad.
> an amazing number of shortcuts to tasks, including mouse-based tasks,
> many of which I guara
I hope we aren't going to get another chest-pounding "real coders" type of
argument going here. Homesite *IS* a text editor. It provides an amazing
number of shortcuts to tasks, including mouse-based tasks, many of which I
guarantee you I can get done faster with a mouse than anyone can typing. It
> Well I was hoping that article was interesting. It wasn't. I should
> have known when I saw the use of homesite as an alternative.
sure, it was just simple look at zend studio, but it made me wonder why the
tool didn`t work on my system :) [yes - i think i know what was wrong, no
need to look f
On at , Unknown wrote:
> i write in php about 1.5 years. from the beginning i use macromedia
> homesite and i`m quite content of it. but...debugger, environment not
> optimized for php developers etc. so i wanted to try zend studio, i
> i`ve read this
> (http://www.byte.com/documents/s=6975/by
hi
i write in php about 1.5 years. from the beginning i use macromedia homesite
and i`m quite content of it. but...debugger, environment not optimized for
php developers etc. so i wanted to try zend studio, i downloaded it,
installed (w2k, i already had an apache, so i deleted what came with
insta
On Monday, February 4, 2002, at 07:23 PM, Michael Zornek wrote:
>> http://www.zend.com/store/products/zend-studio.php is pretty
>> descriptive,
>> and you can try it out for free...
>
> Anyone interested in an OS X version hold tight, their PR people tell
> me it
> should be out in 30 days or
Twas 2/4/02 5:49 PM, when "Zeev Suraski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> http://www.zend.com/store/products/zend-studio.php is pretty descriptive,
> and you can try it out for free...
Anyone interested in an OS X version hold tight, their PR people tell me it
should be out in 30 days or so.
Mike
At 06:44 PM 2/4/2002, Alex Shi wrote:
>Hi,
>
>After a long time absent from Zend I came across to it today just for
>any new articles. To my surprise they changed their home page and
>it seems like they are promoting their Zend Studio 2.0. I have no idea
>what it is. Is it like a Visual Studio? Do
Hi,
After a long time absent from Zend I came across to it today just for
any new articles. To my surprise they changed their home page and
it seems like they are promoting their Zend Studio 2.0. I have no idea
what it is. Is it like a Visual Studio? Does it support template? If any
out there has
st
Subject: [PHP] zend encoded files dont work
Hey guys,
Zend encoded files on a linux machine dont seem to work on a windows
machine. Any ideas why? I have tried uploading the files in binary and
ascii
mode.. .and the optimizer is also loaded successfullly... the encoded
files
work on linux.. but n
Hey guys,
Zend encoded files on a linux machine dont seem to work on a windows
machine. Any ideas why? I have tried uploading the files in binary and ascii
mode.. .and the optimizer is also loaded successfullly... the encoded files
work on linux.. but not windows... any ideas why? is there any one
A 4.1.0 compatible version should be out soon.
Zeev
At 13:40 13/12/2001, Daniel Urstöger wrote:
>Does anybody know, when Zend plans to release a working Zend Accelerator
>version
>for PHP 4.1.0 ?
>Bcz we already think about buying this nice application, and we had the
>stuff already ruuning
>in
Does anybody know, when Zend plans to release a working Zend Accelerator
version
for PHP 4.1.0 ?
Bcz we already think about buying this nice application, and we had the
stuff already ruuning
in evaluation mode, and I wanna test the new version of Zend Accelerator on
PHP 4.1.0
before investing mone
I am looking at the documentation for the zend optimizer and I see nothing
about this (perhaps not looking hard enough?)
The installation had me set a password for the Optimizer gui Interface. What
is this? How can I get to it?
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Hi,
My company is looking into using the Zend Encoder to enforce
licensing of some tools that I'm developing and I have a few
questions that I hope someone who's used it can answer:
1) I understand that when you encode your files, they will stop
working when the zend license expires. how easy is
Anybody using the zend optimizer in a production environment?
Is Zend Cache worth the money?
thanks
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> Hopefully someone here can help...
>
> I'm writing my own extension and using the Zend API docs at Zend.com. They
> are very vague on using resources. I can create them just fine, but the docs
> leave out exactly how access the resource data later. I've been looking at
> ext/curl/curl.c and ext/
Hopefully someone here can help...
I'm writing my own extension and using the Zend API docs at Zend.com. They
are very vague on using resources. I can create them just fine, but the docs
leave out exactly how access the resource data later. I've been looking at
ext/curl/curl.c and ext/crack/crack
It appears as if the Zend Optimizer is distributed only in binary format.
They have versions for Linux on i386 and versions for Solaris running on a
Sparc Ultra processor.
However, I'm running Linux RedHat on a Ultra Sparc processor.
Is there any way I can install Zend Optimizer?
Robert Schultz
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2001 11:33 AM
Subject: [PHP] Zend Optimizer
| Ok, I've searched the archives and e
Ok, I've searched the archives and even contacted the Zend staff on this
one, and I'm still confused. I also posted this question at the Zend
Optimizer Forum but have not received an answer. I'm hoping one of you has
some idea of how the Zend Optimizer works and can explain it. My webhost
offers P
At 06:27 PM 6/29/2001 -0500, Dean Hall wrote:
>Okay, perhaps I need to spend some more time studying language
>compilers/interpreters, but I've got a question regarding object creation in
>the PHP core.
>
>Basically, what, internally, is part of a PHP object (class instantiation)?
>I know Zend sta
Okay, perhaps I need to spend some more time studying language
compilers/interpreters, but I've got a question regarding object creation in
the PHP core.
Basically, what, internally, is part of a PHP object (class instantiation)?
I know Zend started using reference counting a while back, so I gue
anyone has try it?
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Anyone know how to get the Zend Optimizer work on Solaris 8 x86? i can only
download the Sparc version of Zend Optimizer, but it don't work on x86.
Thanks in advance.
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http://php.weblogs.com/zend_ide_debugger
"But we didn't get the Zend IDE to do typing. We want to use it for the
Debugger stuff. Now global and local variables are visible in the Variables
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Although, an interesting question would be how hidden are variable values?
Such as usernames/passes, etc.
Though if someone manages to get a hold of a script, encoded or not, that
has usernames and passwords in it, you are probably screwed anyway ;)
In such a case all usernames and passwords sho
> Is it possible in any instance that someone else will be able to
> de-code my
> PHP scripts once I have used the Zend Encoder on it, and be able
> to read it?
> Obviously they will be able to decode it to actually use it on
> the server,
> but will they ever be able to read the source?
They wi
Without getting into the specifics of the zend product,
which we've not tested thoroughly, I'd hazard a wild speculation that
zend encoder-encoded scripts:
1. can be decoded
2. can NOT be decoded to the original source
Obviously anything encoded needs to be decoded to run, and someone
with enoug
Hi,
I`m about to buy the Zend encoder from thier website and thought I better ask
a pretty important question, unfortunately Zend couldn`t be bothered to
follow up the lead on someone who might buy thier product so I thought I
would turn to you guys to see if any of you know.
Is it possible i
Hi Chris,
The Zend Encoder does what you've described (compiles your php script so if you look
at the source, you see just "garbage").
To encode files with the Zend Encoder, you don't need anything but the Encoder itself.
To run the encoded files you need to have the Zend Optimizer. The people
Chris Anderson wrote:
> I've heard alot about the Zend Encoder.
[..]
> Does it require
> any extra server settings etc?
It requires the Zend Optimizer to be installed.
regards
Wagner
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I've heard alot about the Zend Encoder. Using it can I encode I file so that php still
executes it, but a person cannot read my source by looking at the file? I'm
programming components for people and would prefer if they could use it, but not see
my source. Does it require any extra server set
I've got the Zend IDE and debugger up and running. But, the debugger isn't
picking up my 'Local Value' for the include path. It only seems to have the
'Master Value'.
Has anyone else experienced this? And more importantly, how do I get around
this problem.
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> >
> > The IDE is pretty nice. Startup (Windows version through
> Samba) takes a
> > long time and there are still some crashing issues.
Have you reported these if the happen consistenly Im sure the Zend folk
would love to hear about them so that they can fix them..
> > It's nowhere near a
PHPEd now supports debugger and still free :)
> 1-month commercial license ($90).
>
> Download wasn't too bad. I haven't had a chance to check out the Zend
> LaunchPad. The installation (Apache Linux PHP 4.04pl1+patches) took me about
> 30 minutes for client and server which included the
> Anyone wrestled with the Zend Debugger Setup.
Yes. :-)
> Having downloaded the test drive of the IDE and Debugger and the test
drive
> license file
> followed the docs to the letter. It still isnt running. once i include
> zend_extention="/usr/local/Zend/ZendDebugger.so" in the php.ini file
>
Hi All,
Anyone wrestled with the Zend Debugger Setup.
Having downloaded the test drive of the IDE and Debugger and the test drive
license file
followed the docs to the letter. It still isnt running. once i include
zend_extention="/usr/local/Zend/ZendDebugger.so" in the php.ini file
apache
>Does anybody know how should I recognise if Zend Debug Server is running
???
Either says something like "...with Zend DebugServer..."
or it doesn't. It's in the Zend engine section next to the Zend logo.
If it's not running, check your httpd logs to see why.
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You can find it there
-Original Message-
From: Milan Mlynarcik [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: vrijdag 2 februari 2001 14:03
To: PHP mail list General
Subject:[PHP] Zend Debug Server
Does anybody know how should I recognise if
Does anybody know how should I recognise if Zend Debug Server is running ???
Milan Mlynarcik
2001 12:08
> A : Alain Fontaine; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Objet : Re: [PHP] Zend IDE
>
>
> Alain,
>
> Have you tried changing your keyboard layout in the Windows Control-Panel
> to Swiss-French?
> As far as I know, Java uses your systems keyboard layout.
>
> Java will be s
At 11:43 2/2/2001, Alain Fontaine wrote:
>Oh, by the way... Zend IDE for Windows is written in Java. Microsoft is
>dumping Java completely. Find the mistake.
The Zend IDE is written in Java, period; You may consider this a mistake
if you're not fond of Java, but this has nothing to do with Micr
ntime environment ?
> -Message d'origine-
> De : Andi Gutmans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Envoye : vendredi 2 fevrier 2001 12:08
> A : Alain Fontaine; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Objet : Re: [PHP] Zend IDE
>
>
> Alain,
>
> Have you tried changing your keyboar
Alain,
Have you tried changing your keyboard layout in the Windows Control-Panel
to Swiss-French?
As far as I know, Java uses your systems keyboard layout.
Java will be supported by other vendors such as Sun & IBM on Windows so I
wouldn't worry about it ;)
And of course our aim is to support U
Hi,
Does anyone know how I can 'tell' the Zend IDE to actually use Swiss-French
keyboard layout instead of french? I know it's related to Java thinking as
I'm living in Belgium, I must have a french keyboard layout. Yet, I don't,
and I can't type correctly now :)
Oh, by the way... Zend IDE for W
Chris,
Thanks for the report. This will be fixed in the next version of the Zend
Optimizer.
Andi
At 12:32 PM 1/31/2001 -0800, Chris Lee wrote:
> echo @$test;
>?>
>
>This works without Zend Optimizer installed, as soon as I turn on Zend I get
>'undifined variable'. Why doesn't the @ turn th
This works without Zend Optimizer installed, as soon as I turn on Zend I get
'undifined variable'. Why doesn't the @ turn this warning off when Zend
installed?
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On Sat, Jan 27, 2001 at 10:26:35AM -0500, Jim Jagielski wrote:
[ . . . ]
> You mean like the Commercial Subscription ($70/month) ?? The Encoder
> SE is available with that plan. In fact, that's almost the whole idea
> behind the Commercial subscription: to allow a very low entry for access
> to th
At 17:37 27/1/2001, Lewis Bergman wrote:
>Also, Does anyone know if the IDE works on the snapshots? I didn't see
>anything to preclude it but it seemed to come packaged with a PHP version.
>I wouldn't want to give up the ability to code with the latest function to
>use an IDE. I guess I could just
> > An alternative (non-subscription) plan for the IDE will be announced
> > next week. It'll be designed to make the IDE much more affordable for
> > everyone, including those who develop for commercial purposes.
> >
> > Stay tuned!
An alternative is xemacs with the correct <.el >file.
Thats what I wanted to hear maybe the winging did it or maybe they planned
it all along ...
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From: "Zeev Suraski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Lewis Bergman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, January 27, 20
> An alternative (non-subscription) plan for the IDE will be announced
> next week. It'll be designed to make the IDE much more affordable for
> everyone, including those who develop for commercial purposes.
>
> Stay tuned!
>
> Zeev
As always, PHP and it's dedicated people come through again!
> lagi wrote:
>>
>> They can charge the big companies who pay the microsoft tax for the
>> extra nannying that they need/want/expect but why give the razor free
>> and then charge $6000 per blade? Charge a nobrainer price (for a
>> limited period) and we would all jump in i predict.
>
> You m
Lewis & everyone,
An alternative (non-subscription) plan for the IDE will be announced next
week. It'll be designed to make the IDE much more affordable for everyone,
including those who develop for commercial purposes.
Stay tuned!
Zeev
At 15:22 27/1/2001, Lewis Bergman wrote:
>Is anyone el
lagi wrote:
>
> They can charge the big companies who pay the microsoft tax for the extra
> nannying that they need/want/expect but why give the razor free and then
> charge $6000 per blade? Charge a nobrainer price (for a limited period)
> and we would all jump in i predict.
You mean like th
My 2ps worth
>
> Lagi
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Lewis Bergman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Saturday, January 27, 2001 1:22 PM
> Subject: [PHP] Zend IDE price plans
>
>
> > Is anyone else dissappointed
D]>
Sent: Saturday, January 27, 2001 1:22 PM
Subject: [PHP] Zend IDE price plans
> Is anyone else dissappointed in the limited pricing options of the Zend
IDE?
> I would love to buy the commercial license as about half of my work would
> fall into that.
>
> My problem is I don'
Is anyone else dissappointed in the limited pricing options of the Zend IDE?
I would love to buy the commercial license as about half of my work would
fall into that.
My problem is I don't want or need anything except the IDE. Are there other
people in this same boat?
I would like the IDE but
on 1/26/01 1:36 AM, Richard Lynch at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> If there are some things you really need to hide, and perhaps also really
>> need to make fast, then write yourself a PHP extension in C that
> I dunno... Once you start writing chunks of it in C code, it doesn't really
> seem li
> > Unfortunately, it's not that simple.
> >
> > You haven't factored in Support costs nor administrative overhead nor...
> > Well, I don't know what else the Marketing folks do when they figure
these
> > things out, but that's why I'm not in Marketing, eh?
>
>
> Right it's not my game either (mar
1-month commercial license ($90).
Download wasn't too bad. I haven't had a chance to check out the Zend
LaunchPad. The installation (Apache Linux PHP 4.04pl1+patches) took me about
30 minutes for client and server which included the wait on the license key.
It took us another day to put u
> Unfortunately, it's not that simple.
>
> You haven't factored in Support costs nor administrative overhead nor...
> Well, I don't know what else the Marketing folks do when they figure these
> things out, but that's why I'm not in Marketing, eh?
Right it's not my game either (marketing), but
> You are entirely correct. However, I (personally) feel that by pricing it
so
> high you're targeting a very small niche market at a higher rate. Pricing
it
> in the "$300.00" range would not cost you that niche - but it would gain
you
> the "x-million" users/freelance developers. Sure, $6,000
> > Well, without the Encoder the entire *possibility* of "seriously
proprietary
> > kickass scripts" that people distribute and sell is out of the question.
>
> If there are some things you really need to hide, and perhaps also really
> need to make fast, then write yourself a PHP extension in C
> Yes, but name me one way that will ensure your code in the manner that Zend
> does it, making your code unreadable just pisses the people off who wish to
> alter the parts which are intended to be altered. And with Zend, its
> possible to write readable code, encode the sensitive parts, and invi
: Rasmus Lerdorf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2001 2:57 PM
To: Jim Jagielski
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Sander Pilon; Uioreanu Calin;
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Subject: Re: [PHP] Zend hit (Encoder price)
> I never said that obfuscating the code is a requirement for all people.
> I&
ut we weren't expecting it to run that high. I must
say that Zend did a lousy PR job at promoting the system, but we need to use
it.
Dallas K.
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Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2001 11:40 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EM
Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
>
> You wrote:
> > without the Encoder the entire *possibility* of "seriously proprietary
> > kickass scripts" that people distribute and sell is out of the question.
>
> "out of the question" does not imply this "some people" idea. The above
> says that if you wish to ser
> I never said that obfuscating the code is a requirement for all people.
> I'd like to know where I said that. It's easy to make me sound like an
> idiot or worse when you put words in my mouth. I said that for some
> people it is. BIG difference.
That was not how I understood what you wrote.
Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
>
> > Well, without the Encoder the entire *possibility* of "seriously proprietary
> > kickass scripts" that people distribute and sell is out of the question.
>
> Let's not go overboard here. You can build and sell serious stuff without
> an encoder. Obfuscating the code
> Well, without the Encoder the entire *possibility* of "seriously proprietary
> kickass scripts" that people distribute and sell is out of the question.
Let's not go overboard here. You can build and sell serious stuff without
an encoder. Obfuscating the code is not a requirement for all peopl
please, please take this discussion elsewhere.
if you have questions for the zend guys about their pricing and want to
lecture them on what you think the right pricing is, there are a number
of message boards on their site that are more suitable.
if you want to explore alternatives to the zend c
My question is-
Does the encoder license permit a company to purchase the license, and then optionally
encode php for third parties?
Can I, for example, encode purchase the encoder, and then make a deal with John who
can't afford the encoder to encode John's web application for $150 and give J
You are entirely correct. However, I (personally) feel that by pricing it so
high you're targeting a very small niche market at a higher rate. Pricing it
in the "$300.00" range would not cost you that niche - but it would gain you
the "x-million" users/freelance developers. Sure, $6,000 is 20x
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> But I do know that for $6,000 I sure as hell am not buying it.
> Maybe for a couple hundred...but $6,000? No way. I'd have to have
> some seriously proprietary kickass scripts that cost me a huge investment
> in time/money to develop to blow $6,000 just on keeping p
IMHO, if you want to sell it then it's your right. You coded it, you own
it, you
get to sell it.
But I do know that for $6,000 I sure as hell am not buying it.
Maybe for a couple hundred...but $6,000? No way. I'd have to have
some seriously proprietary kickass scripts that cost me a huge inv
Andrew Sitnikov wrote:
>
> Hello php-general,
>
> I have some problem with Zend debuger:
>
> debug.php
> for ($i=0;$i<10;$i++){
> echo $i."\n";
>}
> ?>
>
What happens if you modify it as:
debug.php
> Configuration:
> Server: Apache1.3.14_Linux2.2
Hello php-general,
I have some problem with Zend debuger:
debug.php
Configuration:
Server: Apache1.3.14_Linux2.2.17_PHP 4.0.4pl1+Zend Debuger
From phpinfo()
-|
| This program makes use of the Zend scripti
At 02:26 PM 1/25/01 +0100, you wrote:
> > Hello,
> > What do you think about Zend position?
> > http://php.weblogs.com/
> > http://zend.com/phorum/read.php?num=3&id=6277&loc=0&thread=6277
>
>I think that if Zend wants to sell it for $6000, then they have all right
>to. These guys have worked hard,
Sander Pilon wrote:
>
>
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > What do you think about Zend position?
> > http://php.weblogs.com/
> > http://zend.com/phorum/read.php?num=3&id=6277&loc=0&thread=6277
> >
>
> I think that if Zend wants to sell it for $6000, then they have all right
> to. These guys have worked ha
Hi Sander!
On Thu, 25 Jan 2001, Sander Pilon wrote:
>
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > What do you think about Zend position?
> > http://php.weblogs.com/
> > http://zend.com/phorum/read.php?num=3&id=6277&loc=0&thread=6277
> >
>
> I think that if Zend wants to sell it for $6000, then they have all right
>
>
> Hello,
>
> What do you think about Zend position?
> http://php.weblogs.com/
> http://zend.com/phorum/read.php?num=3&id=6277&loc=0&thread=6277
>
I think that if Zend wants to sell it for $6000, then they have all right
to. These guys have worked hard, and they deserve some cash for it.
If pe
Hello,
What do you think about Zend position?
http://php.weblogs.com/
http://zend.com/phorum/read.php?num=3&id=6277&loc=0&thread=6277
Cordialement,
Uioreanu Calin
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Subject: [PHP] zend ide & debugger
> ola all,
>
> has anyone used the zend ide+debugger?
>
> before I slap down $800, I'd like to know if people who have think it's
> groovy..
>
> :)
>
> _alex
>
>
Hello ,
I have some questions about new products from Zend.
1. After the my "Commercial Subscription Plan" expire,
will scripts coded with "Zend Encoder SE" working ? (if it work in users servers
with "Zend
Encoder SE Runtime plugins").
2. If I shall choose payment 12 months, I shal
Alex,
I saw a demo of it about 3 months ago while they were working on it
and it looked pretty impressive and contained all the necessary debug
features I asked about. As far as sending info to the browser, you
might be surprised as I think it might do some of that but I don't
recall
exactly wha
> The IDE+Debugger combo really looks great, esp. because of the debug
> support being AWOL in PHP4.
I'm a little bit irked about that actually, they obviously stopped the
"free" development on it, and moved it in house. But I guess you gotta put
food on the table :)
I really would prefer to hav
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