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I have ActivePerl 629 - which I compiled, so PPM would be the one that comes with build 628.

I'll try on some other machines and see what happens. But I was looking through the PPM.pm source and it implies that repositories can have "Summary" files. These summaries somehow aid the search routines. I am guessing that PPM::SOAPServer is a SOAP service that acts as the repository and searches the PPD files returning descriptions etc that match the search. But maybe I have the wrong end of the stick!

Simon Flack ($code or die)
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In reply to Re: Re: Re: HowTo build and distribute a PPMed module for Win32 by $code or die
in thread HowTo build and distribute a PPMed module for Win32 by idnopheq

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