Yes Corion..was in fix to get this done and... i didn't notice that the thread was 5 years old.. cud finally figure out how to do this ...

use Exception::Class (
        'MyExceptions::Test' => {                  
                   fields => [qw{message}],
   }  
);

use Moose::Util::TypeConstraints;

class_type 'MyExceptions::ExecutionTest';

no Moose::Util::TypeConstraints;
1;
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then to throw the exception

MyExceptions::ExceptionTest->throw( message => $data )
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then the script has something like

 if ( my $ex = $@ )
{
my $e;

  if ( $e = Exception::Class->caught('MyExceptions::ExecutionTest'))
 {       
   print $e->message;
  }
 }
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Thanks for your help

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