Re: [Pi3web-users] Help with PSP

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Hi Liron,

a few topics to be checked by you:

- Did you install ActivePerl 5.61?

- Did you unpack the p3plib package properly into your perl
  installation path? The pi3.pm e.g. is expected in [perldir]\lib,
  where [perldir] is the perl installation path on your system.

- To add the Pi3Perl.cnf to the config is only the half way. You need
  at least a mapping, which tags the request, if the URI is related to
  Pi3Perl or PSP, in order to be executed by the appropriate handler
  object. And the handler object itself must be invoked somewhere. This
  is certainly not enough to know exactly what to do. But there's a more
  comprehensive description about the configuration available from here:
  http://pi3web.sourceforge.net/support/howto/EmbedPerl.html

- Furthermore you can use the sample configuration, which comes with the
  Pi3Perl package, this is installed in [pi3dir]\Conf\Pi3Perl.pi3, where
  [pi3dir] is the Pi3Web installation path, normally c:\Pi3Web. You can
  start Pi3Web with this configuration as follows from the command prompt:
  > c:
  > cd \Pi3Web\bin
  > Pi3 ../Conf/Pi3Perl.pi3

Hope this helps to go ahead.
-- 
regards
Holger

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Liron Newman schrieb:
> 
> Hello everybody,
> 
> I installed Pi3Perl expecting to use PSP, but no matter what I did it
> just didn't work. I added the "include ../Conf/Pi3Perl.cnf" line to my
> Configfile, but it still didn't work - In the CGI directory I get a 500
> error because the server can't execute the file, and in the wwwroot dir
> I just get the file as is...
> 
> What could I have missed?
> 
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