Am trying to run the UMMF perl script. Am facing the below mentioned error. Can anyone please help me out in resolving the issue



'D:\UMMF\UMMF-1.02\bin/files2dirs' is not recognized as an internal or
+ external
command,
operable program or batch file.
ummf: reading D:\Project\test_annotation\UML Design\test.xmi
UMMF: XMI: parsing
UMMF: XMI: parsing: DONE
UMMF: XMI: preparing
UMMF: XMI: preparing: DONE
UMMF: XMI: create instances
UMMF: XMI: create instances: DONE
UMMF: XMI: initialize instances
UMMF: XMI: Warning: 
UMMF::UML_1_5::Foundation::Core: ataType cannot do set_href 

UMMF: XMI: initialize instances: DONE
ummf: reading D:\Project\test_annotation\UML Design\test.xmi : DONE
Export: Applying filter: UMMF::XForm::AssocClassLinks
Export: Applying filter: UMMF::XForm::AssocClassLinks: DONE
Export: Applying filter: UMMF::XForm::AssociationNames
Export: Applying filter: UMMF::XForm::AssociationNames: DONE
Cannot find template for UMMF::Export: erl at C:/Perl/lib/UMMF/Export/
+Template.
pm line 163.

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