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I’m deploying sample Zend apps on Zend server, following official tutorials. No matter what I deploy the only thing that I can access is the hello world page (Hello world
says hello).
How can I access real application?
host/address/public and host/address/index.php or other permutations don’t work…
When you create your zpk file with Zend Studio there is a deployment.xml file that specifies some vhost settings as well as various other dependencies and triggers.
If you double click this file within Zend Studio you will be presented with a gui that helps you create this file.
The two fields of importance to this question are “Application directory” and “Document Root“. If you have a Zend Framework application the most likely settings for this are:
The document root is the most important part as it defines the directory where apache executes the first file.
You then export the project into a zpk and upload that within Zend Server.
Once uploaded you will be presented with a “Set Installation Details” screen. There you will define the virtual host directory name.
For a simple deployment to your localhost or your server IP you can have the following:
This will then deploy your application to: http://localhost/address or http://192.168.0.*/address
You can also deploy it with a url eg:
This will then deploy your application to: http://myaddressapp.com. IF you are not deploying to a live site you can fake the url by entering a record in your hosts file
Alternatively, I started writing a blog post a while ago on how to deploy to Zend Server in a VM. This does everything automatically so you dont have to rely on exporting and importing. Here is the work in progress of the post: https://docs.google.com/document/pub?id=1bR58tXWpkezomGiv9cnkySrXxKItoEUQ6E6V9a8n46A