For better or worse this distribution expects the user of it to add 
dependencies for the types they want to handle.  Otherwise we'd end up making 
people install dependencies for types they might not want.  It would make a 
good note in the docs somewhere (unless they are already around... I just could 
not find them).
FWIW if you are just doing basic JSON POST/GET stuff you might be interested to 
know that newer Catalyst supports that out of the box.  I find the build in 
stuff + Catalyst::View::JSON is enough for the basic JSON API needs I tend to 
have.  SO unless you need all the power of the REST package you might want to 
skip it.
jnap 

     On Friday, December 26, 2014 12:48 PM, Octavian Rasnita 
<[email protected]> wrote:
   

 Hello and... Marry Christmas!

I tried to use Catalyst::Controller::REST, but it returned the error 
"Content-Type application/json is not supported.".

I've seen that somehow I had the module Catalyst::Action::Serialize::JSON 
installed, so it should have been working.
I checked its source code and I've seen that it uses the module 
JSON::MaybeXS, but I didn't have that module.
I installed it and now it works fine.

This is just a note that may be helpful for others that may have this 
problem.
Also maybe JSON::MaybeXS will be added as a requirement for 
Catalyst::Action::Serialize::JSON.

--Octavian


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