Some food for thought 

my $ad = AD->new( $server, $login, $pass );

if( my $user = $ad->GetUser( 'craig' ) ){
    $user->replace( company => 'rompany' );
    $user->company( 'rompany' );
} else {
   $ad->AddUser(
       company => 'rompany',
   );
}


sub AD::new {  ... return $conn }
sub AD::GetUser {
    my( $conn, $user ) = @_;
    return AD::User->get( conn => $conn, user => $user );
}
sub AD::AddUser {
    my $conn = shift;
    Add::User->add(  conn => $conn, @_ );
}

sub AD::GetGroup {
    my( $conn, $group ) = @_;
    return AD::Group->get( conn => $conn, user => $group );
}

sub AD::User::add {
    ... croak "name cannot be 42";
}

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More food for thought App::LDAP, Net::LDAP::Class, Catalyst::Model::LDAP

In reply to Re^3: Method of child module called by parent by Anonymous Monk
in thread Method of child module called by parent by gzartman

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