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So I'm starting out with Zend studio. I installed Zen Frameworks, Zend Studio 9.0 and at one point Zend Server CE (but then removed server).

The problem I am seeing is that when I create a project from my Terminal app using zf.sh, the folder structure is correct (application/, docs/, library/, public/, tests/), and is populated with all the default structure (like application/config/application.ini, etc.).

When I try to do the same from within Zend Studio by going to Project -> Zend Tool and typing in a similar command, like "zf create project test1", the project is created, but doesn't have any of the folder infrastructure I need.

Any ideas?

AaplMike
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  • Any zf command from within Zend Studio is producing dynamic library errors like: "dyld: lazy symbol binding failed: Symbol not found: _xsltInitGlobals" and "dyld: Symbol not found: _xsltInitGlobals". – AaplMike Aug 06 '12 at 02:22

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I don't think Project->Zend Tool is intended to create projects. It's intended to create elements in projects.
To create a project File->New->PHP project or ->Zend Framework Project. I think it depends on your version as to exactly which command will be used.

RockyFord
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  • Thanks, Rocky. Actually, I'm taking the Zend intro class from Zend and they advocate using the zf tool to create projects as opposed to the File menu from within zend studio. Go figure. :) – AaplMike Aug 06 '12 at 16:17
  • is that zend_Tool from the command line? The create project from the file menu should use Zend_Tool in the back ground while creating a project. – RockyFord Aug 07 '12 at 05:53
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Reinstalling zend server reinstated the ability to generate the proper project template files. It appears installing zend replaced or changed libphp.so, which was causing the error.

AaplMike
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