Webmaster Forum / Perl / Modules / April 2006

I'm about to submit a module that makes interfacing with the Google
AdWords API dead easy.  I've seen that many new modules that use a web
service are being submitted under the WebServices category in CPAN.
WebServices, however, is not in the top level list on search.cpan.org.

My script, originally from Roth, is trying to run win32::daemon.  I get
this error message
D:\Perl\perlstuff>perl Example_5_3.pl
Can't locate Win32/Daemon.pm in @INC (@INC contains: D:/Perl/lib

Inline::WSC allows Perl to call JavaScript and VBScript methods,
passing parameters and retrieving return values.
Inline::WSC is Win32-only.
Inline::WSC is available for download on CPAN now.

I need a functionality.
"get a country name in its official language, it could be more than one
official language"
for exmaple:

I'm quite new to perl and am trying to create a zip file out of chunks
of binary data.
here's a snippet of my code:
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I know there is a FAQ about module authors who are "unresponsive". But I'm
talking about one who is unresponsive, and his e-mail addresses all bounce, and
his website is gone, and, well, I fear for the worst. Insert Monty Python Dead
Parrot Sketch references here. Anyway, if ...

I have written a simple script in PERL to monitor databases. The script
sends emails via an authenticated SMTP server.
Script works perfectly well in windows, but falls over in Linux with
error message

I need to write a very simple RS232 script that sends a string (command) to
my
hardware, and receives the messages sent back for my hardware. I found the
SerialPort_0.19 module

I created a module that extends Net::DNS::Resolver to make zone transfers
a little easier.  It looks up the nameserver records for a zone, and
then performs transfers from each nameserver until it gets a response.
SYNOSIS

We need to check the spelling of a word which is actually a Domain
name. For example we have to check the word " onlinetradeing ".
When checked with the spell checkers we are getting the words which are
unrelated such as on, obliterating, incinerating, intruding etc. But

I'm trying to build a CGI PerL web app hosted on Fedora/Apache machine,
making XML requests to a Windows/IIS machine (No, I have no choice in
this matter; we're trying to connect to QuickBooks).
I get an Internal Server Error when trying to execute the PERL script

Does someone know Locale::gettext module is first distributed in which Perl
version? In general, how can I find the Perl version of a module's first
distribution?
Thanks,

I need to generate an executable out of my perl script. Please let me know
if there is any method by which the same can be implemented.
Preabmble for the requirement:
Some security cheks need to be done along with a lot of text manipulation

Can anyone help to explain why I get an error when attempting to use
PPM:
C:\dump>ppm install http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/ppms/mod_perl.ppd
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When I was thinking about installing more CPAN modules, I was wondering -
isn't there a way of getting *all* CPAN modules and of installing them in one
big move? Maybe some CD-ISO archive file, and an autoinstaller (for Linux:
Suse 10)? Anything like that?