in reply to ActiveState Module Install Without PPM
If you have missed the dll file(as mentioned earlier), that could be one of ur problem
or the path to the file should be included in the script itself
Here's what i do when i use activestate perl.
1. I download the module (tar.gz) file
2. Extract it using WinRAR
3. Use Nmake to install the module (Nmake 1.5 from Microsoft)
run "perl -e "use <Module Name>" from commandline
5. If it doesn't throw an error, it's working :)
else, you'll know which dependent module is not present...
or the path to the file should be included in the script itself
Here's what i do when i use activestate perl.
1. I download the module (tar.gz) file
2. Extract it using WinRAR
3. Use Nmake to install the module (Nmake 1.5 from Microsoft)
4. Open the Pm file and check what modules it uses orNmake Nmake test Nmake install
run "perl -e "use <Module Name>" from commandline
5. If it doesn't throw an error, it's working :)
else, you'll know which dependent module is not present...
Raghu
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