Open ghost opened 10 years ago
Enable the SOAP extension in your php.ini CLI
$ php -m|grep soap
soap
composer self-update
did the trick for me
Hello everyone, I had same issue. I am running php via xampp and recently I tried installing a Laravel project (Windows). When running composer install
I ran into this very same issue.
In my case I just had to go to:
C:\xampp\php\php.ini
as thats the config file which gets loaded for php. You can find out yours by running:
php --ini
(I use GitBash for command line operations)
So in my php.ini file I found following line:
;extension=php_soap.dll
I had to remove the ";" from the start of the line as it means commented,
Then running composer install
went smooth as butter.
Hope it helps some of the fellow devs.
If you are using linux with php 7.+ then use this command
sudo apt-get install php7.2-soap
This issue took me an hour to solve
awesome Dude
If you are using linux with php 7.+ then use this command
sudo apt-get install php7.2-soap
This issue took me an hour to solve
Thanks alot this did the trick!
I'm having problems the setup of the bundle. Using the command: php composer.phar require besimple/soap-bundle:dev-master from the git console. I receive some errors that I don't reach the real cause (compatibilit perhaps). The extension is already enabled.
I'm using:
-Symfony 2.3.9 -Wamp 2.4 -Php 5.4.16
Here are the images:
Console
PhpInfo
Thanks.