Reference Guide

Zend Server Reference Manual
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3. Enter a display name, virtual host and path. The values for the virtual host and the path
will make up your base URL. The dialog includes the following:
Display Name - The name that Zend Server will display for this application.
Virtual Host - You can select the Default Server, which will use the default
virtual host on your server, or add a new virtual host by clicking Add New and
entering the new name.
Path - The second part of your base URL, which can only be a directory.
Specifying a file will cause the application to deploy with errors. Leaving this
field empty will deploy the application on the virtual host's root.
When finished, click Next.
Note:
The base URL (or root URL) is the URL where the application is available after it has been
deployed. The base URL is unique and cannot be shared between two applications, and each
application is required to have a base URL. Using a pseudo URL is also acceptable.
4. If you have specified a EULA in your application package, it will appear. Mark the ‘I have
read and agree to the license agreement’ checkbox and click Next.
The Prerequisites Validation dialog opens.