I have tried to implement the below Perl code based on a response provided from another thread for which the requestor asked the same basic question that I am trying to resolve - "How to call Java methods from Perl:.

#! /usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;
use warnings;
use Inline;

use Inline ( Java => 'STUDY',
             STUDY => ['home.rwest.workspace....'],
             AUTOSTUDY => 1,
           );

use Inline::Java gw(caught);

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When I attempt to execute this code I get the following: Error: You have specified 'Java' as an Inline programming language. I currently only know about the following languages: C, Foo, foo ... Why am I getting this Error? I saw a response from an internet search related to this error that Inline::Java needs to be installed. Can someone explain the entire process required to resolve this issue?

In reply to Re: Dazed/Confused from previous posts on how to call Java method from Perl by rgwest61
in thread Dazed/Confused from previous posts on how to call Java method from Perl by rgwest61

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