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Anyone tried mod_perl in Windows?
Hi all,
I'm one of the newbies into Perl who's still entrenched in Windows (NT). As
part of my new job portfolio, I am required to write Perl scripts to support
our system.
I have to set up a web interface with Perl scripts to dynamically generate
web pages. I know of a binary distribution for Windows Apache with mod_perl,
but I am hesitant to do the installation because I read that ActiveWare's
Perl is not supported (which Perl compiler is used instead?) and I need the
following modules:
-GD (with JPEG support)
-XML::DOM
Can any gurus out there please advise me if the binary dist. of windows
apache + mod_perl will enable me to install these modules? And if so, can it
be installed without using a VC++ compiler (I do not have one)?
Thanks for your help guys!
regards,
Ji-Haw, Foo
Network Engineer (AP)
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