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The PHP Debugger

The Enterprise Architect PHP Debugger enables you to debug PHP.exe scripts. This section discusses basic setup and the various debugging scenarios that are commonly encountered; the scenarios concern themselves with the mapping of file paths, which is critical to the success of a remote debugging session.

Script Setup
Local Windows Machine (Apache Server)
Local Windows Machine (PHP.exe)
Remote Linux Machine (Apache Server)
Remote Linux Machine (PHP.exe)

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Script Setup

An Analyzer Script is a basic requirement for debugging in Enterprise Architect; you create a script using the toolbar of the Execution Analyzer.

Select PHP.XDebug as the debugging platform; when you select this platform the property page displays the following connection settings:

Field

Value

Meaning

port

9000

The port that Enterprise Architect listens on for the specified adaptor.

 

host

localhost

The adaptor that Enterprise Architect listens on for incoming connections from PHP.

 

localpath

%LOCAL%

Specifies the local file path to be mapped to a remote file path.

This is a remote debugging setting; for local debugging, clear the value.

The value is a placeholder; you should edit it to fit your particular scenario.

 

remotepath

%REMOTE%

Specifies the remote file path that a local file path is to be mapped to.

This is a remote debugging setting; for local debugging, clear the value.

The value is a placeholder; you should edit it to fit your particular scenario.

 

 

 

Local Machine Apache Server

In this situation, consider the following configuration:

O/S: Windows7
Network computer name: MyPC
Network share MyShare mapped to c:\myshare
Source files in Enterprise Architect have been imported from c:\myshare\apache\myapp\scripts
Apache document root is set to //MyPC/MyShare/apache

 

In this scenario an Analyzer Script for the connection parameters might be configured as follows:

host: localhost
port: 9000
localpath: c:\myshare\apache\
remotepath: MyPC/MyShare/apache/

 
 

 

Local Machine PHP.EXE

In this scenario an Analyzer Script for the connection parameters might be configured as follows, as file paths always map to same physical path:

host: localhost
port: 9000
localpath:
remotepath:
 

 

Remote Linux Machine Apache Server

In this situation consider the following configuration:

Local Machine
O/S: Windows7
Source files in  Enterprise Architect have been imported from c:\myshare\apache\myapp\scripts
Remote Machine
O/S: Linux
Apache document root is set to home/apache/htdocs
Source files in Apache are located at home/apache/htdocs/myapp/scripts

 

In this scenario an Analyzer Script for the connection parameters might be configured as follows:

host: localhost
port: 9000
localpath: c:\myshare\apache\
remotepath: home/apache/htdocs/
 

 

Remote Linux Machine PHP.exe

In this situation consider the following configuration:

Local Machine
O/S: Windows7
Source files in Enterprise Architect have been imported from c:\myshare\apache\myapp\scripts
Remote Machine
O/S: Linux
Source files in Apache located at home/myapp/scripts

 

In this scenario an Analyzer Script for the connection parameters might be configured as follows:

host: localhost
port: 9000
localpath: c:\myshare\apache\
remotepath: home/
 

 

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