Ok, after hacking about a bit I've found this snippet does what i want.

Code review invited (yes i'm going to change the name of "superclass").. :-)

sub post_configure_hook {
    my $self = shift;

    $self->logObj( Logger->new(name => 'log/gaa') );
    $self->xml( new XML::Simple(xmldecl => 1,forcearray => 1) );

    # Go find all the modules
    find ({no_chdir => 1, wanted => sub { $self->load_api_modules($Fil
+e::Find::name) }, follow =>1}, 'api');

}

sub load_api_modules{
    my $self = shift;
    my $filename = shift;

    if ($filename =~ /\.pm$/) {
        my @superclass = split(/\//, $filename);
        require "$filename";
  
        my $name = $filename;
        $name =~ s#/#::#g;    # Convert slashes (/) to ::
        substr($name, -3,3, ''); # Remove the .pm at the end

        $self->{$superclass[1].$superclass[2]} = new {split(/\./, $sup
+erclass[$#superclass])}[0];
        $self->logObj->log(location => 'Initialisation', message => 'l
+oaded: '.$File::Find::name);
      
    }


}

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