Hi Uday Hmm. Interesting.
Did you write/copy a series of tiny/small test programs, to determine if PHP::Interpreter actually runs? This is all before trying to use it in a real piece of code.
On 30/03/15 10:39, Uday Shankar Kintali wrote:
Thank you for the message, Sir. I have php installed on the server to which I am connecting. The issue is to call a perl script from PHP code. For this, I read that installing PHP interpreter from CPAN module will be helpful. I installed it and then tried to instantiate using 1. <?php 2. $perl = Perl::getInstance(); 3. ?> code. I took reference from this link :http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/9282?page=0,1 I think installation of PHP Interpreter did not happen properly , but I am not sure how to check it. Could you please give some reference where I can get information regarding calling perl script from PHP page. On Sun, Mar 29, 2015 at 2:34 PM, Ron Savage <r...@savage.net.au <mailto:r...@savage.net.au>> wrote: Hi Uday PHP is not on CPAN. Install it from somewhere like http://au2.php.net/downloads.__php <http://au2.php.net/downloads.php> On 30/03/15 04:04, Uday Shankar Kintali wrote: Hi, I am trying to install php interpreter so that I can call a perl script from with in a php file. I tried to install PHP interpreter from CPAN module but haven't been able to call a perl script from php file. The error I get when I try to call perl from PHP is : class Perl not set. Could you point me to any resources from which I can take some help? -- Regards, Uday Shankar Kintali 520-548-9039 <tel:520-548-9039> -- Ron Savage - savage.net.au <http://savage.net.au> -- Regards, Uday Shankar Kintali 520-548-9039
-- Ron Savage - savage.net.au
