[news.eclipse.tools.pdt] Re: PDT 1.0.2 Milestone 1 is ready!

[Caroline Maynard <cem@xxxxxxx>]

Thanks very much for this, the debugging changes have helped quite a 
lot, and I am now reliably stopping at breakpoints with my remote Xdebug 
(though still failing to stop except in the first script when the remote 
debugger is Zend, but I'm not greedy, one debugger will do).

Andras Janurik has already pointed out that the "Publish to Server" 
checkbox has disappeared, and I'm not clear whether this is an accident 
or part of a master plan that I haven't yet understood.

To this end, I'm sure it's blindly obvious to the designers, but I'd 
appreciate a simple example of how the new relationships are >supposed< 
to be used, (which I don't think is yet documented?), quite possibly not 
the way I found by experimentation. For example, let's say I have:

 - a local project in %MY_WORKSPACE%\ProjectName
 - a publish target of %XAMPP_HOME%\htdocs\SomeStuff\ProjectName
 - a corresponding URL of http://localhost/SomeStuff/ProjectName

what would be the standard way to configure the PHP Server parameters? 
Is it ever right to configure the Server URL ("the URL that points to 
the document root of this server") to include "SomeStuff", as some 
people have suggested, or must it be set to the server's actual document 
root? What would be the right way to configure the Path Mapping, and can 
I get the project to be published out to the server like I used to?