Hi, I'm one of the PAUSE admins.
You've hopefully noticed that your JavonetPerlSdk releases aren't being indexed. This is because the distribution doesn't include a module called JavonetPerlSdk. To prevent one CPAN author causing problems in another author's namespace, PAUSE requires that a distribution has a lead module which has a name corresponding to the distribution name. If you have a distribution called File-FunkyFormat, then it must contain a module called File::FunkyFormat. You then get indexing permissions on File::FunkyFormat, and you have control over that namespace. There are always (at least) two options: (1) you can rename the distribution to match one of your existing modules, or (2) add a module with a name that corresponds to the distribution name. The first time you do a release you'll then be given the first-come indexing permission, and your releases will then appear in the CPAN Index. More information can be found in the PAUSE Operating Model: https://pause.perl.org/pause/query?ACTION=pause_operating_model Neil
