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Ok, I'll fess up,
1) I already downloaded Active Perl
2) I installed Active Perl
3) I'm running Windows 98 FE
4) Active Perl no-workee without IIS, thus
5) OpenSRS default client no workee since Active Perl
no-workee. This of course assumes I even know how to
install the default client -- The Default Client
installation docs made my eyes glaze over with all the 3rd
party stuff I need to install before the default client
can be expected to work .....
I've been programming micro compunters since I purchased a
TRS-80 back in 1976. I'm gone though this kind of hell too
many times to want to even remember them all. I busted my
butt trying to solve this OpenSRS issue myself. At this
point I've spent so much time that I stubbernly refused to
persue the "install x and hack y" option any further. I'm
sure you can relate.
Somebody out there must have gone through this
implementational hell that I'm going though. I just need
some luck to find them ...
Thanks!
Charles
On Tue, 14 Jan 2003 15:15:30 -0800 (PST)
bill@daze.net wrote:
>
>> The problem with this is that I have no PERL, or PHP
>> knowledge or experiance or available resources. I also
>>do
>> not have any Linux buddies I could possibly echange
>>favors
>> with.
>
>Perl for windows is available free of charge at
>http://www.activestate.com/Products/Download/Download.plex?id=ActivePerl
>
>I don't think it would be too difficult for a windows
>users to install.
>
>I've heard many windows people are using the opensrs
>(perl) client scripts
>on their windows boxes.
>
>
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