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Location of TeamSite::Config

nirjari

1) How can I execute perldoc command on server to find details of a particular package ? I tried to execute"./perldoc" from "iw-home/bin", but I am getting the message "./perldoc" not found. From what directory perldoc can be executed ?

2) iwpt_get_dcr_name() method used in TPL file. I want to find location of this method, so I executed "iwgetlocation iwpt_get_dcr_name()" from
iw-home/bin directory and I got error message "File iwpt_get_dcr_name not found" How can I locate this method ?

3) In what directory TeamSite perl packages are stored ?

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nipper

perldoc is in iwhome/iw-perl/bin

perl modules are under iwhome/iw-perl/ (lib, vendor and site)

nirjari

How can I find "iwpt_get_dcr_name() ", which is used in TPL ? I checked TeamSite::Config, but its not there

thansk

ISCBorisB

How can I find "iwpt_get_dcr_name() ", which is used in TPL ? I checked TeamSite::Config, but its not there

thansk

Try the following verbatim. Note back-tick (``) operator on iwgethome, that's how it should be

`iwgethome`/iw-perl/bin/perldoc TeamSite:T::iw_perl

Adam Stoller

Try the following verbatim. Note back-tick (``) operator on iwgethome, that's how it should be

`iwgethome`/iw-perl/bin/perldoc TeamSite:T::iw_perl

I believe backticks only work on Unix systems.
For Windows I think you'd either cd to IWHOME\iw-perl\bin or make sure that directory is in the System PATH environment (and start a new Command Prompt window afterwards if you had to add it)

If you have IWHOME\iw-perl\bin on your path - you should probably try running iwperldoc ... just in case there's some other version of Perl on your system / in your PATH.

ISCBorisB

I believe backticks only work on Unix systems

Yes, this is distinctly Unix feature. Please note that although nirari did not bother to indicate the Environment it's probably Unix (./command Syntax and the like)