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Saturday 09 May 2009 3:02:14 pm
<i>Is the ezc folder located in the correct place?</i> The ezc folder can be anywhere you want, as long as php knows where to find it when it needs to load some ezc classes. <i>Do I have to create a config.php to adjust the include path to have the eZ Components classes available via PHP?</i> You have basically 3 options to tell ezp where the ezc class files are: a - in php.ini alter the include_path setting so that c:/wamp/bin/php/php5.2.9/PEAR/ is part of it. As per the ezc instructions, you need to have the top-level pear directory in the include path by default, not the ezc subdir b - as you have done, create a config.php in the top level dir of ezp, and alter the php include path in there. Note that you miss the c: part in your path, and possibly have to remove /ezc at the end c - in the same config.php file, set instead the constant EZC_BASE_PATH to the location where the ezc file 'base.php' is found Method c + reducing the include_path to '.' will give you a slight increase in performance, as php will look in less directories when searching for include files.
<i>In which PHP script do i have to add the scripts that are referred in the autoload environment setup section at the installation guide?</i>
No need for that, as ezp takes care of setting up properly autoload chains, as soon as it can find out where the ezc are
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