I am using CGI::App, HTML::Template, XML::Simple etc.
I am working on my webpage and doing alot of changes before testing. When I am done coding I receive the following error message: 
Software error:
Error executing class callback in init stage: Can't locate object meth
+od "new" via package "XML::SAX::PurePerl" at /home/domains/zave/perl/
+lib/site_perl/5.8.7/XML/SAX/ParserFactory.pm line 43.

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I narrowed it down so that my webpage will display, by removing a call I make in my baseclass when I load my config file (XML::Simple) 
# get config file
$self->param('config' => XMLin($self->param('config_url')));

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I don't believe thats the real error. I never had any problems with that line of code before I did my changes, unfortunatly, I can't undo my changes. I am using: 
use CGI::Carp qw/fatalsToBrowser/;

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to catch most coding syntax errors, but I don't understand this new error. Does anyone now what could be wrong or does anyone now of some module which could give me even more specific error codes?

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