Hello Thilo,
Thank you for helping me out. I guess I didn't need to copy any dlls
anywhere. I verified the installation of Perl and it did print 1.90 so
all well there. I modified config file to suit my needs so all good
there. When I issue command make_ARS_pages.pl config_ARS_Dev within the
ARSDoc-1.29 directory, here's what I get.
D:\_My Dowloaded Programs\ARSDoc1.29\ARSdoc-1.29>make_ARS_pages.pl
config_ARS_Dev
[ERROR] Cannot establish a network connection to the AR System server
(frcga3001.emea.bpo.accenture.
com : RPC: Rpcbind failure - RPC: Timed out) (ARERR #90) at D:\_My
Dowloaded Programs\ARSDoc1.29\ARS
doc-1.29\make_ARS_pages.pl line 6551.
Line 6551 in make_ARS_pages.pl is the function/method body of sub Login.
sub login {
$Ctrl = ars_Login($Server, $Username, $Password, undef, undef,
$TCPPort, $RPCPort) or die $ars_errstr;
}
Any ideas as to why I am receiving Rpcbind error?
Neel Gautam
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From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Thilo Stapff
Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2007 11:08 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: ARSDoc 1.29 installation steps
To install ARSperl, unzip the "ARSperl_190_701.zip" file, then run the
command "ppm install ARS.ppd" in the expanded "ARSperl_190_701"
directory.
If your ARSperl package is named "ARSperl-1.90.tgz", you have downloaded
the source code package, which is more complicated to install. So using
the binary package is strongly recommended.
You can test the success of the installation by running the command
perl -MARS -e "print $ARS::VERSION"
If everything went OK, it should print "1.90".
To run ARSdoc, edit the "config_ARS_pages" file in the ARSdoc-1.29
directory. Initially it should suffice to edit lines 22-34, e.g like
this:
# ARS Server to be documented:
$Server = 'arserver01.company.com';
# ARS Username & password with Administrator access:
# leave blank or comment out to be prompted for username:
$Username = 'Demo';
# leave blank or comment out to be prompted for password:
$Password = '';
# Directory under which web pages will be written:
$Home_dir = 'C:/home/arsdoc/arserver01';
# Relative URL of that directory:
$Home_url = '/arsdoc/arserver01/';
Then run
perl make_ARS_pages.pl config_ARS_pages
from the ARSdoc-1.29 directory.
Regards,
Thilo Stapff
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