You might want to look into Postgresql instead. It's much nicer than
MySQL at doing desktop applications stuff, and you can even
"subscribe" to rows and have the server notify you when changes occur.
This makes it much easier to keep clients in sync. MySQL is not great
for doing desktop apps.
CoreData can't really be centralized on a server. You could try using
distributed objects, but you're going to loose KVO if you go that route.
-Colin
On Jul 14, 2008, at 1:05 AM, Jeff Brown wrote:
Hi Guys
I've got a cocoa app that is installed as a client on several
machines and uses MySql as the database.
Is there any way I can incorporate Core Data into the app so that I
can do away with using MySql? i.e. log into the app on one machine
(using it's SQLite database) from the same app on a different machine?
If so, given that I know a some about Cocoa development but nothing
about using Core Data, can anyone direct me to some good
documentation that explains how to incorporate Core Data into an
already existing Cocoa app. (It currently uses MySQL).
Thanks greatly for any help.
Jeff
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