Dear Group,

We are running strawberry Perl on Win2K (clean install), because we could not even get libXML working on activeState Perl! You will find the sad story here in Perlmonks (or if you search "LibXML+Perl5.10+Win32")! :-(

We have downloaded latest LibXSLT package from CPAN. This is not pre-installed with Strawberry Perl. Anyway, we had to make some changes as suggested here:

-> http://osdir.com/ml/lang.perl.xml/2004-01/msg00105.html

This is because, we got "entry point not found for procedure xslApplyStyleSheetUser" error dialog box during the "dmake install" phase.

The package+dll installation has gone off OK now. We could verify this using the dependency walker. Now we try running a small script to test if the installations went well (Actually, we ran "dmake test" first). Now we are getting the dreaded "Can't locate loadable module for module XML::LibXSLT" in @INC...." error (See soln. 1 attempt below). We have scoured the Net, and we have done the following remedial measures already;
1. We have modified the @INC to directly look-up the "LibXSLT.xs.dll" that is present in "\site\lib\auto\XML\LibXML\". Still the same error persists.
2. The .dll file was read-only, and we made it read-write.

In any of your experience, have you got this error in LibXSLT installation? If so, what do you recommend?

Please help us in whatever way you can.

Thanks,
Suresh.

P.S: We have contacted the author of the package regarding this as well.

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