I have used cava packager to build a windows based CLI application it does quite well for this and is free. I should probably do a right up sometime.
Jonathan Otsuka On May 26, 2013, at 9:49 AM, "Octavian Rasnita" <orasn...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Jeff, > > Thank you for suggestion. I tried a pretty long time ago to use Cava but > didn't find it easy and accessible to use. > And this was under Windows which is a much better accessible OS for screen > readers. > But now I need to use it under Linux which has much many accessibility issues. > Do you know if Cava can be used in command line? In that case it would be a > really good alternative. > > Thanks. > > --Octavian > > From: "Jeff" <j...@roqc.no> > >> Use Citrus Perl and Cava. It is a great combination. Its been working >> flawlessly for us for a few years now under linux and windows. Mark knows >> what he is doing. :) >> >> Jeff >> >> On 5/26/2013 8:22 AM, Octavian Rasnita wrote: >>> Hi, >>> >>> I am trying to deploy a free WxPerl app that should work under Linux but >>> with no success until now. >>> >>> I first tried to package it with the entire CitrusPerl distribution >>> (citrusperl-standard-51603-linux-x86-018), but of course, it didn't work >>> because it should run in the same directory as on my computer. >>> >>> So I tried a better alternative by creating a distribution using PAR. >>> >>> I used the following command to create the binary executable: >>> >>> /home/vinux/CitrusPerl/site/bin/pp -I ./lib -M MaestroDEX::App -M >>> MaestroDEX::GUI -M MaestroDEX::Search -M MaestroDEX::UpdateMySQLDB -M >>> MaestroDEX::UpdateSQLiteDB -M MaestroDEX::Roles::CreateMySQLDB -M >>> MaestroDEX::Roles::CreateSQLiteDB -M MaestroDEX::Roles::Search -M >>> MaestroDEX::Roles::Update -M DBI -M DBD::SQLite -M Moo -M Wx -M >>> Config::IniHash -M HTML::Entities -M LWP::UserAgent -M Compress::Zlib -M >>> Text::Unidecode -M XML::SAX::Expat -M XML::Simple -M Text::LevenshteinXS -M >>> File::Slurp -M Path::Class -M Wx::Help -M Wx::RichText MaestroDEX.pl >>> >>> If I run the created program "a.out" right after I create it, it works >>> fine, but if I rename the directory where CitrusPerl is installed and I run >>> the program after that, it gives the following error: >>> >>> Can't load >>> '/tmp/par-76696e7578/cache-eddde3e81461bf4670c3dd5dec1b01409a6b3d3a/a8ce211f.so' >>> for module Wx: libwx_gtk2u_adv-2.9.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No >>> such file or directory at /home/vinux/CitrusPerl/lib/DynaLoader.pm line 190. >>> at /home/vinux/CitrusPerl/site/lib/PAR/Heavy.pm line 120. >>> Compilation failed in require at MaestroDEX/App.pm line 4. >>> BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at MaestroDEX/App.pm line 4. >>> Compilation failed in require at script/MaestroDEX.pl line 6. >>> BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at script/MaestroDEX.pl line 6. >>> >>> So I tried to add the file libwx_gtk2u_adv-2.9.so in the binary executable >>> using: >>> >>> /home/vinux/CitrusPerl/site/bin/pp -I ./lib -I ./ -l >>> ./libwx_gtk2u_adv-2.9.so -M MaestroDEX::App -M MaestroDEX::GUI -M >>> MaestroDEX::Search -M MaestroDEX::UpdateMySQLDB -M >>> MaestroDEX::UpdateSQLiteDB -M MaestroDEX::Roles::CreateMySQLDB -M >>> MaestroDEX::Roles::CreateSQLiteDB -M MaestroDEX::Roles::Search -M >>> MaestroDEX::Roles::Update -M DBI -M DBD::SQLite -M Moo -M Wx -M >>> Config::IniHash -M HTML::Entities -M LWP::UserAgent -M Compress::Zlib -M >>> Text::Unidecode -M XML::SAX::Expat -M XML::Simple -M Text::LevenshteinXS -M >>> File::Slurp -M Path::Class -M Wx::Help -M Wx::RichText MaestroDEX.pl >>> >>> But no luck, because if I rename again the CitrusPerl directory and I run >>> the program, it gives the same error like that .so file wouldn't be >>> packaged. >>> >>> I guess that many WxPerl apps are ment to be deployed on other computers >>> where Perl and especially some CPAN modules might not be installed, so >>> deploying WxPerl apps should be easy. So I am thinking that I am doing >>> something wrong for sure. >>> >>> Do you have some tips or source of information about how I can deploy this >>> WxPerl app to work under Linux? >>> >>> Thanks. >>> >>> --Octavian >>> >>> >>> ______________________________________________________________________ >>> This email has been scanned by the Symantec Email Security.cloud service. >>> For more information please visit http://www.symanteccloud.com >>> ______________________________________________________________________ >
