PerlEx includes a number of examples to help you get started. The examples
assume that PerlEx is installed on this machine, and that the address
http://localhost/PerlEx/scriptname
is valid.
If you have difficulties running the examples, see I can't get any of the samples to work, what should I do?.
By default, during the PerlEx installation routine, PerlEx associates the
file extensions ".plex" and ".aspl" with PerlEx. Additionally, PerlEx
creates a virtual directory mapping with the appropriate permissions to
the directory <PerlPath>/eg/PerlEx
(where
<PerlPath> is the location of your ActivePerl installation).