1. Preferred Browser Mozilla FireFox
1. Log on to http://www.wampserver.com/en/
2. Click on Download Menu and click option:
3. If Visual C++ is not installed on your machine then select
2. 4. Download will start automatically, if not then click on
5. If one is downloading the Visual C++ the open the site again: www.wampserver.com/en and click the
DOWNLOAD menu and click on
6. To download WAMPSERVER click on:
3. 7. Another window will appear and download will start automatically
8. Install Microsoft Visual C++ if not installed on your Machine
9. Install WAMPServer and follow the steps:
4.
5. A new dialog box will appear and ask for the default browser or in some scenarios it ask for the browser
exe file : C:PragramFilesMozillafirefox.exe
Click on Unblock.
Enter the Mail parameters detail:
SMTP: http://mail.google.com
Email: your email id
6. 10. After successful installation check the basic configuration. Check at bottom right corner of your machine
11. Quick test that PHP and Apache is ready. Click on and select localhost option
7. 12. To Check Database click and select phpmyadmin option and select Databases Tab
Reset Root password I MYSQL: check the option root 127.0.0.1
13. Click on Edit Privileges and a new dialog box will appear:
8. 14. Install PHP for Eclipse
Open site: www.eclipse.org/downloads/
15. Select Help menu of the Firefox browser and select
Help -> Install New Software
16. Check option: PHP development tool
9. This will install the PHP in your Eclipse
Next Step is to prepare the PHP to be run from inside the Eclipse
Step 1) Go to Windows Preferences and expand the “PHP” node. Select PHP Executables. And click New on the right
hand side. And mention parameters as follows and click finish:-
Step 2.
Eclipse supports the Zend debugger and xdebug. By default, the Zend debugger is activated. To change this setting to
xdebug, select Windows-->Perferences .Expand the PHP subtree and the Debug subtree of PHP. Then, change PHP
debugger to Xdebug, Select PHPExec and check the “Enable CLI Debug” and click Apply.
10. Now create a new PHP project , and a new PHP file and test the same.
