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   WSDL file.


3) Next, we need to add this LOCALBINPATH to the perl @INC variable. To do 
   this, open your .cshrc file, this should be in your local directory.

   /home/username/.cshrc

   3.1) Open your .cshrc file and add this line to it:

   3.1)setenv PERL5LIB LOCALBINPATH

   Where you would replace LOCALBINPATH with the your local directory name.

   EG: setenv PERL5LIB /home/username/bin 

   Save the changes, Next issue the command:
   
   COMMAND: source .cshrc

   *Note:If you get an error saying command "setenv" not found, replace the 
   word sentenv with the word "export" and try sourcing the .cshrc file again.

   This should have added the LOCALBINPATH to your Perl @INC variable.To see if
   the command was successful, issue the following command:

   COMMAND:perl -V

   This command will print out all the directories in which Perl would look for
    modules.

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   WSDL file.


3) Next, we need to add this LOCALBINPATH to the perl @INC variable. To do 
   this, open your .cshrc file, this should be in your local directory.

   /home/username/.cshrc

   3.1) Open your .cshrc file and add this line to it:

   3.1)setenv PERL5LIB LOCALBINPATH

   Where you would replace LOCALBINPATH with the your local directory name.

   EG: setenv PERL5LIB /home/username/bin 

   Save the changes, Next issue the command:
   
   COMMAND: source .cshrc

   *Note:If you get an error saying command "setenv" not found, replace the 
   word sentenv with the word "export" and try sourcing the .cshrc file again.

   This should have added the LOCALBINPATH to your Perl @INC variable.To see if
   the command was successful, issue the following command:

   COMMAND:perl -V

   This command will print out all the directories in which Perl would look for
    modules.