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On the Output directory
screen you can choose a virtual or physical output directory to
store generated project files. If you are not going to test your
web site locally (on your machine), leave all the settings on this
page as is and build your project. Otherwise, you need to select an
output directory.
 Note: to test generated PHP pages locally,
you need a local web server. If you don't have a web server, read
how to install local
server article.
You can publish your web files to a local web server by copying
them into the default site's home directory (e.g. www, htdocs, docs
etc.) or creating a virtual directory. A virtual directory is a
directory that is not contained in the home directory but appears
to client browsers as though it were.
If you are running Internet Information Server (IIS) or Apache
web server as a service, PHPRunner will configure the virtual
directory and the web site URL. So you do not need to add this
information by yourself. The virtual directory is named after the
project name. You can choose another virtual directory from
dropdown list or create a new one by clicking New.
To select the physical output directory click Browse.
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