Hello, I am experiencing something which is driving me mad as I really don't know what the problem could be (and start finding a solution). I have a rather complex software written in Perl/Tk. I pack it using PerlApp. It compiles fine and anything seems to work okay. I've tested the exe on several machines (Windows 7, XP, etc.), everything seems fine. BUT, one of my user has the problem that the exe can't be lunched. After some testing, I've seen that lunching the exe on the user's machine fires an error 'Module is missing' (JSON). How can it be? The exe is the same and it surely works on other similar machines with the same Windows version (Windows 7, 64)!

I'm creating the exe using ActivePerl (5.16.3) and PerlApp (9.2.1) on a Windows 7 (64). I've installed some modules which are not available through ppm using cpan from the command line.

Is this a Window problem on the user's PC? Compilation problem? In which direction should I look? Any hints would be appreciated

In reply to exe missing perl module by Anonymous Monk

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