Fatal Error: Class 'Xsltprocessor' Not Found

Fatal error: Class 'XSLTProcessor' not found

Install the XSL extension to get that class. This might be as easy as uncommenting (remove the starting ';') on the line that reads extension=php_xsl.dll in php.ini on Windows, or apt-get install php5-xsl on most Linux-based systems. For custom builds of PHP, use configure option --with-xsl (requires package libxslt1-dev).

Fatal error: Class 'XSLTProcessor' not found - but is installed

How did you enable the php_xsl extension on Azure? If you manually upload the DLL library to Azure and config via Configure via ini settings section of How to: Enable extensions in the default PHP runtime. It maybe that the DLL library you configured doesn't match the PHP version or OS version.

However, Azure Web Apps has already contain the php_xsl.dll library in the ext folder of PHP runtime in every available version. But by default Azure PHP runtime doesn't enable it. you can login Kudu console site of your Azure Web App service, and direct to the default ext folder, e.g D:\Program Files (x86)\PHP\v7.0\ext. You can find all the libraries provided by Azure.

So, please delete your old configurations, and try to follow the Configure via ini settings section of How to: Enable extensions in the default PHP runtime, add the configuration in the extensions.ini:

extension=php_xsl.dll

Any further concern, please feel free to let me know.

PHP Extension not working on Windows Azure

I have already solved this problem on my own.
The solution is quite simpel actually...

In 'App Settings' add this:
PHP_EXTENSIONS on the left side.
bin/php_xsl.dll on the right side.
PHP_EXTENSIONS = bin/php_xsl.dll

So it needs the forward slash instead of the backslash.

Please notice that the XSL dll files are not working on any PHP version.
The current version is only working on 5.4 and for every php version you can find another dll-file. 5.5 does not have it's xsl dll as far as I know for now. Just as pdo_sqlsrv.dll btw.

Advantages of SQL Server 2008 over SQL Server 2005?

• Transparent Data Encryption. The
  ability to encrypt an entire
  database.
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  backup time to prevent tampering.
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  Keys separate from the data.
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  reduction and improved performance.
• Resource Governor. Restrict users or
  groups from consuming high levels or
  resources.
• Hot Plug CPU. Add CPUs on the fly.
• Performance Studio. Collection of
  performance monitoring tools.
• Installation improvements. Disk
  images and service pack uninstall
  options.
• Dynamic Development. New ADO and
  Visual Studio options as well as Dot
  Net 3.
• Entity Data Services. Line Of
  Business (LOB) framework and Entity
  Query Language (eSQL)
• LINQ. Development query language for
  access multiple types of data such
  as SQL and XML.
• Data Synchronizing. Development of
  frequently disconnected
  applications.
• Large UDT. No size restriction on
  UDT.
• Dates and Times. New data types:
  Date, Time, Date Time Offset.
• File Stream. New data type
  VarBinary(Max) FileStream for
  managing binary data.
• Table Value Parameters. The ability
  to pass an entire table to a stored
  procedure.
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  Latitude, Longitude, and GPS
  entries.
• Full Text Search. Native Indexes,
  thesaurus as metadata, and backup
  ability.
• SQL Server Integration Service.
  Improved multiprocessor support and
  faster lookups.
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  Insert, Update, and Delete.
• SQL Server Analysis Server. Stack
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• Microsoft Office 2007. Use OFFICE as
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(Good intro article part 1, part 2, part 3.
As for compelling reasons, that depends on what you are using SQL server for. Do you need hierarchical data types? Do you currently store files in the database and want to switch over to SQL Server's new filestream feature? Could you use more disk space by turning on data compression?

And let's not forget the ability to MERGE data.

Class 'COM' not found

From PHP 5.4.5, COM and DOTNET is no longer built into the php core.you have to add COM support in php.ini:

[COM_DOT_NET]
extension=php_com_dotnet.dll

Otherwise you will see this in your error log:
Fatal error: Class 'COM' not found

The extension is included with php 5.4.5 for Windows.

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