[Catalyst] crud example not working

[Steve]

On 7/26/2010 11:41 AM, Marc Gamontini wrote:
> Thanks you for your answer.
> But you're right, the module ..is in its directory. I'm going to check 
> the package declaration.
> I wondered if my team (a java one) could use Catalyst in a production 
> env, but we're not ready. A lot of examples don't work (from the first 
> and the second books we bought). I discovered the last erratas on the 
> apress site : is it possible to get a full (+edit) DBAuth example that 
> works ? It would be nice to remove, for "simple" CRUD examples, the 
> authentication layer and get working code with *stable* conventions, 
> at least for new comers like us ! It is *very* difficult to start 
> Catalyst Tutorials from cpan on other distribs (Debian is ok, but we 
> don't use it here). Catalyst is an elegant one, but hard to master (?!).
Being a new comer to Catalyst myself, I've had similar experiences.  I 
will say that we were all warned that the learning curve was substantial 
(I'm referring to the Definitive Guide to Catalyst).  Over the past year 
I have had to put off things that I *wanted* to do because I didn't 
quite understand enough about the underlying code.  Tools like 
HTML::FormHandler have several features that I think would be cool to 
use (Widgets), but I've had enough just getting basic database updates 
to work that I can't possibly spend the time now learning how to make 
HFH output HTML (I'm sticking with template toolkit).

I will say that I've learned a lot about Catalyst, and feel like I've 
just scratched the surface.  We do have a very simple production 
application written in Catalyst, and are working on a much more complex 
one currently, as we are believers in the perl community and CPAN and 
the philosophies associated with them.

Good luck, and keep at it!
Steve
> Best regards,
> marc
> 2010/7/26 Steve <steve at matsch.com <mailto:steve at matsch.com>>
>
>     Something IS missing - the 'Addresses.pm' module!  Actually, I'd
>     be surprised if it's actually missing, however Perl can't find it
>     for some reason.  I would check the 'package' declaration in your
>     module against the error.  It could be an issue with plurality,
>     likely because a change was made somewhere along the line in how
>     DBIC handles this.  Whatever the case, perl is looking for that
>     module and can't find it.
>
>
> Dev site: http://dev.catalyst.perl.org/
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