How to run a default script in Catalyst PAR?

lRem has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question:

Catalyst PAR archives seem to be the best idiotfriendly way to distribute your app. They're convenient, self-contained, hard to break. But the last step to ultimate idiotfriendliness is missing - they do require some command line options to be usable. I didn't find it in documentation, so I ask you to share the knowledge:
Is there any non-hackish way to set default script and options for Catalyst PAR archive? Or at least for the pp resulting binary?
Example:

lrem@lrem ~/LNE $ make catalyst_par
include /home/lrem/LNE/inc/Module/Install.pm
Writing PAR "lne.par"
lrem@lrem ~/LNE $ pp -o lne lne.par 
lrem@lrem ~/LNE $ ./lne 
Usage:
    [parl] lne[.par] [script] [arguments]

  Examples:
    parl lne.par lne_server.pl -r
    myapp lne_cgi.pl

  Available scripts:
    lne_cgi.pl
    lne_create.pl
    lne_fastcgi.pl
    lne_server.pl
    lne_test.pl

lrem@lrem ~/LNE $
[download]

Now, what I want is that in the last step just running the program (probably by leftclicking in some KDE) would be equivalent to what now takes ./lne lne_server.pl 80.

--
Someday, people who know how to use computers will rule over those who don't. And there will be a special name for them: secretaries. -Dilbert quote

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Re: How to run a default script in Catalyst PAR? by Anonymous Monk on Feb 12, 2007 at 04:31 UTC
?? `pp -o myprog myprog.pl` [download]	[reply] [d/l]
Re^2: How to run a default script in Catalyst PAR? by lRem (Scribe) on Feb 12, 2007 at 10:50 UTC
You didn't get it... So I update the question, it really can be not clear to someone who didn't toy with Catalyst. -- Someday, people who know how to use computers will rule over those who don't. And there will be a special name for them: secretaries. -Dilbert quote	[reply]