Proj-x Transfer v1.2.0 … come and get it!

Transfer v1.2.0 is available for download from here, please be aware that the new version requires you have the DLTK is installed.

UPDATE: Note that I developed, compiled and tested this release of Transfer with Eclipse 1.4.5 and PDT 2.1 available from here and it works!  if you experience problems with Transfer and would like me to fix it, then you need to provide precise details on what your running and how I can recreate the problem, if you don’t, then your requests will be ignored.

So, please let me know if you have any problem, and don’t forget to leave precise details.

Sites now running PHP5.3 Beta

Apologies to anybody who had problems accessing the site in the past day or so, I’ve upgraded the server to PHP5.3 BETA, this will allow me to test namespaces etc.

My first attempt didn’t go so well, it seems MySQLND doesn’t play nicely at the moment (perhaps MySQL needs some separate configuration for this).

My Eclipse Plugin.. Projx Transfer

At work we’ve recently migrated from using the Nusphere PhpED IDE to Eclipse and PDT, the benefits offered by Eclipse are massive, not least its huge archive of available plug-ins.

The one thing I’ve desperately missed about Nusphere is the ability to right click a file and deploy it directly from the Project Explorer, this is about the only thing that I’ve not managed to find a reliable plug-in – So I decided to implement one myself, heres a sample screenshot 

I’ve called it Projx Transfer, it integrates with Eclipse Project Explorer, each project can be transferred to different destinations via FTP, files and folders can be transferred by selecting Upload or Download from their context menu’s, additionally it allows items to be queued for bulk transfers.

You find more details and downloads at http://www.proj-x.org/eclipse-plugins/projx-transfer/, the source code is also available.