ok so I figured out v5.18 does NOT have supporting dependencies

ref. https://twitter.com/bacongobbler/status/427865300587929600 ...

but appears 5.14 does until I got stuck on <nmake>. See below:

It would appear that you add perl to PATH environment variables ( I set mine to c:\Perl64\bin; )

add a File Mapping in IIS7 for Perl file ext create .pl mapping for Perl C:\Perl64\bin\perl514.dll

( /!\ Note no %s %s cause Im using ISAPI : Yes )

In order to prepare to cleanly install SOAP::Lite I focused on Perl/ActiveState child DEPENDENCIES

I ran in CLI :: ppm install IO-SessionData

twice then CLI returns “No missing packages to install”

next

I ran in CLI :: ppm install Class-Inspector

It noted to me I FIRST must install Class::SSLeay

so

I ran in CLI :: ppm install Crypt::SSLEAY

twice then CLI returns “No missing packages to install”

then REBOOT seemed to fix a legacy wrong version of ExtUtils installed here...

reran in CLI :: ppm install Class-Inspector

reran to confirm prompt now “No missing packages to install”

next

I ran in CLI :: ppm install ExtUtils-MakeMaker

twice then CLI returns “No missing packages to install”

then

moving onto installing SOAP::Lite

cd to C:\InstallSOAPDirpkgDownload\ 


perl MakeFile.PL   (FINALLY ran fine)

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BUT

when I goto nmake following this link http://soaplite.com/install.html

nmake brings me back an error 


syntax error at -e line 1, near "'755')

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please help

In reply to Re^2: How to Configure parsable path on Windows2008R2 IIS7 by jaaronanderson
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