It certainly is possible. We do it that way, with two YAML config files. One has the schema_class (this is the one in the home area) and the second has the connect_info (I guess the typed "connect_into" is just a typo), which we put in a separate file in the site's directory, so we can run several sites, only changing the db connection info. I can't see an obvious explanation from these snippets, but it looks more like the module loading is the problem, not the configuration. Maybe check the modules load from a debugged Perl starting your app and then a manual "use Schema::MyApp;"?

I've kind of gone off YAML for configuration, but since it took me 2 years to get my colleagues to edit them rather than raw Perl code, can't change now.

--Stuart

Emmanuel Quevillon wrote:
Hi,

I'd like to know something, probably a basic problem but just to be sure.
Is it possible to configure Application db connection into .yml configuration file like :

Model::MyAppDB
    schema_class: Schema::MyApp
    connect_into:
    - dbi:Pg:dbname=myapp
    - user
    - password
    - options


Actually i tried this way but I cannot connect to the database, neither start my application, perl is not able to locate my schema class...!!

Here is the error:

Couldn't load class (Schema::MyApp) because: Couldn't instantiate component "BiblioList::Model::MyAppDB", "Can't locate Schema/MyApp.pm in @INC

I can make it working if I add into Model::MyApp this :

__PACKAGE__->config( ... );

I first did it, just adding 'schema_class' infos and leaving connect_info into config file and it works like a charm. However, the strange thing is that, other db connection I configured for other databases can connect correctly even if I use another Schema module like Schema::FooBarDB located under the same directory as Schema::MyApp

For example in another confg file I load using C::Plugin::ConfigLoader::Multi

I can define this

Model::RemoteDB::AnotherDB:
    schema_class: Schema::FooBarDB
    connect_info:
        - ..

and it connect correctly to my foobardb without throwing errors above.

Is this normal behavior from Catalyst or is there something I am doing wrong or just a bug?

Thanks for any hint.

Regards

Emmanuel

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