If there is an easy to follow instruction or tutorial that I can use to learn how to install Zend on my machine that has a WAMP installation?
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Conceptually, the whole thing is:
Create virtual host pointing it to the sample app
Make sure that PHP include_path contains the path to the Zend library.
But the specifics can be tricky if you are not accustomed to it. So here is at least a little bit more color.
Create a folder for your app, something like C:\apps\myapp.
Copy a sample ZF app - like this or this - into that space so that the myapp folder has the typical subfolders like application, library, public, tests, etc.
create a virtual host within your Apache. This is a two step process:
3.1 Modify your hosts file - on my WinXP machine, it resides in the folder C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc to contain a line like
127.0.0.1 myvirtualapp
I am intentionally choosing a virtual host name myvirtualapp that is different from the app folder name myapp to demonstrate that they are conceptually different creatures. One is a name that the OS and Apache recognize as an HTTP host; the other is a local filesystem path.
3.2 Add an entry into Apache's vhost file - typically in the Apache folder hierarchy at something like conf/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf. A minimal entry there will look something like this:
DocumentRoot "C:/apps/myapp/public"
ServerName myvirtualapp
Restart Apache.
Make sure that the Zend library is copied into your c:\apps\myapp\library folder, so that there is a subfolder named Zend with the rest of the library contained inside.
Make sure that the folder c:\apps\myapp\library is on your PHP include path. There are many ways to do this, but typically this is done in c:\apps\myapp\public\index.php. Usually, that library folder is referenced in index.php as realpath(APPLICATION_PATH . '/../library').
Browse to the url: http://myvirtualapp/
With any luck, you should see the app!