I apologize for not posting on the blog lately. A few updates I want to share
with you.
First, a few weeks ago, I was invited to MS to show VS.Php to some of the key
leaders of the Php community. Microsoft organized a web dev summit every year
where they share with the community what they are doing and how they can help
support the community. It is amazing how much Microsoft has changed in
regards to open source and Php. I'm gald VS.Php is been part of the mix in
helping them build a better story of Php in Windows. I think they are on the
right track.
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A new build is available for testing. This build improves significantly how
we handle large projects.
Please, please give it a try and let me know if you run into issues.
Here are the links:
English:
VS.Php 2.6 for Visual Studio 2008
VS.Php 2.6 Standalone Edition
VS.Php 2.6 for Visual Studio 2005
German:
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I was hoping to release VS.Php 2.6 tomorrow but after some delays due to
personal reasons and a few extra bugs we found, we will delay until next
Monday. Thanks all for your patience as we fix a few more bugs into this
release.
Thanks,
Juan
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Miami, FL, January 26, 2009: Jcx.Software announced today the release of
VS.Php 2.6 for Microsoft Visual Studio 2008. VS.Php is the PHP integrated
development environment (IDE) for Visual Studio developers. This version
includes a number of features for the enterprise developer including:
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In the past few days there was a change in Vista (I'm guessing) in which
localhost resolves to the IPv6 loopback address instead of the IPv4 address.
The problem is that VS.Php's apache server only supports IPv4 and therefore
when you start your debug session you get an error saying the page can not be
displayed.
I uploaded a new version of VS.Php that explicitly uses 127.0.0.1 instead of
localhost in the url when starting a debug session in built-in mode. This
solves this problem.
http://www.jcxsoftware.com/download.php
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