Is it Possible to Upgrade Perl Compiler in 10g grid control?

Hi All,
My Concern is about that can we upgrade perl compiler which would be integrated along with enterprise manager package. Since 10g grid control uses perl compiler old version 5.10.0.1 in that we dont have Perl package manager(PPM) to implement packages in perl repository for windows system. do let me know is there any alternate way to implement perl packages into OEM.
Any suggestions in this will be of great help.
Thanks in Advance,
Ragunath N.

If your trying to upgrade just apache in that oracle home, then no. If your trying to upgrade to a real apache version, from apache.org, mod_oc4j won't work. You need to use Oracle's version of Apache or HTTP Server.
Is there a reason you only want to upgrade Apache and not the whole oracle home?
There are ways to do it, but it wouldn't be supported by Oracle and I wouldn't recommend that either.
Edited by: user11993398 on Apr 13, 2011 3:04 PM

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