I need to write a PerlApp application that will be the default program
associated with MIDI files. When a MIDI file is opened I want the
PerlApp application to run and it needs to know what file was opened.
How can my perl script know what file was opened? I have checked all the
documentation
i would submit the problem is not perlapp, but rather the permissions on
the machine where you are running this at. try either or both:
launch all of this from an 'elevated to run as admin' cmd window (eg; its
not enough to have a windows login in windows vista, or higher, thats a
This seems a similar problem to the intermittent one I reported some while
ago. In my case, I found that using perlapp from a command window and NOT
moving the window once perlapp had started usually allowed it to complete
normally. However, I am using a licenced version of perlapp, not a trial
Hi,
Just occasionally, I get an error message when attempting to build a Perl
binary using perlapp. The message indicates that it cannot reopen the
executable file that I am trying to build. The error points to pdklib.dll.
If I try again a little while later, the build completes normally. Can
ce
> for perl in the main perlapp window. Any way to get around this other
> than running perlapp from the 32 bit installation which requires rebooting.
You seem to be mixing 32-bit ActivePerl with 64-bit PDK or vice versa. That
doesn't work; both must be either 32-bit or 64-bit.
You c
his is the error message I get if I try to change the source
for perl in the main perlapp window. Any way to get around this other
than running perlapp from the 32 bit installation which requires rebooting.
--
Best regards, Spencer Chase
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Garberville, CA 95542 Postal se
Jon Bjornstad <> wrote:
> I have a large Perl/Tk application that
> I've been working on for almost 10 years and continue to enjoy
> fiddling with:
>
> http://www.suecenter.org
>
> I recently noticed that ActiveState Perl 5.10.1.1007 does not include
> Tk in the distribution and that
> it
king the installation)
but the Dev Kit has PerlApp and PerlMSI as alternatives.
Thank you all at ActiveState for your help.
Jon
On May 31, 2010, at 12:00 PM, perl-win32-users-requ...@listserv.activestate.com
wrote:
> Date: Mon, 31 May 2010 09:24:32 -0700
> From: "Jan Dubois&
on phones, it would be
> possible to run perl scripts too. If the perl-scripts have to be as
> PerlApps would it be possible to deploy one PerlApp that has all the
> "core stuff" (and essentially acts as perl.exe) and have the other
> user-perl-script based PerlAp
the perl-scripts have to be as
PerlApps would it be possible to deploy one PerlApp that has all the
"core stuff" (and essentially acts as perl.exe) and have the other
user-perl-script based PerlApps share this core PerlApp?
Thank
Spencer Chase wrote:
> Greetings perl-win32-users,
>
> Providing a script the demonstrates the problem as per $Bill's
> suggestion. The script runs fine but fails with the above listed error
> message when I try to make an exe with parlapp. Here is the script.
> The error messages and portion of s
else {
$on_top = 0;
$mw->dontStayOnTop;
$mw->update;
}
}
MainLoop;
> Not sure what group to post this to so I am trying this one first.
>
> I have a perl TK script that uses StayOnTop. It works fine when I run
> it from
sorry for the crossposting, but all these lists could be appropriate. please
correct me in your reply as needed.
i just installed activestate PDK (with Perl.Net, PerlApp, etc) here at home. i
cant get any perl executables to build. (I have been successfully using it at
work though.) In both
Hello there
I recently compiled a script that I use on IIS. the script works, but as a
binary it does not.
the binary is compiled with the exe flag set to "cgi", there for the executable
name is eg. "myexe.cgi"
when i enter the url, nothing happens, though there is no IIS web page error
message.
Title: RE: compiling cgi scripts with perlapp
Jeremy,
I don't really see the advantages of using perlapp for CGI scripts.
I am told that executables created by perlapp do not run faster than the perl scripts they replace. However, the executables are much larger (more bytes) than the
te:
Hi all,
I just recently discovered, that i can compile cgi scripts into exe, keeping the cgi
extension.
what i typed was "perlapp myapp.cgi --exe myapp.cgi"
When i run the cgi script on my webserver, apache (win32 version), it runs with no
problem.
I am wondering if this has been don
Hi all,
I just recently discovered, that i can compile cgi scripts into exe,
keeping the cgi extension.
what i typed was "perlapp myapp.cgi --exe myapp.cgi"
When i run the cgi script on my webserver, apache (win32 version), it runs
with no problem.
I am wondering if this has been d
- Original Message -
From: "Lynn. Rickards" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Beckett Richard-qswi266'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 3:14 PM
Subject: RE: Perlapp question.
> > Can I do it direct
On Wed, 30 Jul 2003 10:50:15 +0100, Beckett Richard-qswi266
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Run a debugger. Break right after perl_parse. Dump the OP tree
>> and feed it to B::Deparse. I have verified this method's validity
>> with the author of PerlApp. :-)
> Run a debugger. Break right after perl_parse. Dump the OP tree
> and feed it to B::Deparse. I have verified this method's validity
> with the author of PerlApp. :-)
Erm... ?:-)
> ---
>
> There's also an executable
After testing some more with Randy Kobe's DBD-mysql builds and perlapp,
I can now get a freestanding compiled app, using perlapp, and not get
any errors upon runtime. So I'll share this with the community.
Install DBD-mysql module from Randy's site:
"ppm install http://theory
, it is up and running fine right now. Maybe a DNS problem on your end?
>> I'm trying out the PerlApp from ActiveState and I'm trying to compile a
>> standalone exe from a script that uses Image::Magick;
>>
>> I see on the verbose option, that PerlApp is recogn
9:17 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: PerlApp and Image::Magick
>
> Greetings all,
>
> I'm trying out the PerlApp from ActiveState and I'm trying to compile a
> standalone exe from a script that uses Image::Magick;
>
> I see on the verbose option, th
>I would like to use PerlApp to create a freestanding web-based
>application. So far, when the app is started, it uses Win32::OLE to
>open a browser window (MSIE), and pass it the first page, a frames
>page named main.html.
>
>Now, MSIE serves as my application window. I wou
What you really want is to embed the
Win32:InternetExplorer. module in your perlApp app.
Or something like that. It's a way to embed an IE in your App, and I think
you can define processes.
the problem you are experiencing I belive is that your browser sessions
don't know how to handl
Either way is going to require a fair amount of adjustment.
-Original Message-
From: Brad Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2002 1:06 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: PerlApp
I would like to use PerlApp to create a freestanding web-based
application. So far,
I would like to use PerlApp to create a freestanding web-based
application. So far, when the app is started, it uses Win32::OLE to
open a browser window (MSIE), and pass it the first page, a frames
page named main.html.
Now, MSIE serves as my application window. I would like to be able to
Does anybody know of a registration code generator and/or time limit
application/wrapper that can be used with a Perl executable created
with PerlApp?
I didn't see any mention on the ActiveState web site. What keywords
would be applicable in a web search? I don't know what you call th
Jan Dubois wrote:
>
> >
> >Anyone have experience w/PerlApp? There is no problem
> >w/distributing a .exe created w/PerlApp is there?..
>
> No, you are free to redistribute freestanding PerlApp application in any
> way you want.
>
are there any known limit
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