Unfortunately, I've invested more than a week into catalyst and trying to learn DBIx and have little to show for it. I'm at the point where I need to admit defeat and go with what I know... building psuedo-objects in my business logic layer and building my own plain, dirty sql tables and displaying with mod_perl and mason... at least I've progressed to the point that I know longer have my business logic wrapped up in my view code. :)

Perhaps I'll try again later with something not so large and see if I can revisit this again later... but those sound like famous last words :(

--Jimbus aka Jim Babcock
Wireless Data Engineer and Geek Wannabe
jim-dot-babcock-at-usa-dot-com

In reply to Re^5: DBIx::Class questions by jimbus
in thread DBIx::Class questions by jimbus

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