How to use Authenticator example to a remote machine?

e; I'd like to have that between two machines... Thanks for your time, Arthur C. ___ Cocoa-dev mailing list (Cocoa-dev@lists.apple.com) Please do not post admin requests or moderator comments to the list. Contact the moderators at cocoa-dev-

NSUserDefaults and valueForKeyPath ?

I've been busy adding some structure to the NSUserDefaults in my app. So I would have a dictionary like 'generalPrefs' with some key/value pairs, separate from 'otherPrefs' etc. Now I wonder why the following doesn't work: [[NSUserDefaultsController sharedUserDefaultsController] valueForKeyPath:

Binding to managedObjectContexts using dictionary hangs

return [self managedObjectContextForConfiguration: recipesConfigurationKey]; } ? 2. Is it correct to set up the dictionary in - init? 3. Could there be a timing problem? Thanks in advance, Arthur C. ___ Cocoa-dev mailing list (Cocoa-dev@lists.

RE: Core data save error with multiple persistent stores [SOLVED]

I have two managedObjectContexts with one persistentStoreCoordinator having two persistent stores? Thanks, Arthur C. ___ Cocoa-dev mailing list (Cocoa-dev@lists.apple.com) Please do not post admin requests or moderator comments to the list. C

RE: Core data save error with multiple persistent stores

me when there is one object having a relation to two or more other >objects.So, the problem is now more accurately defined. I hope someone has an >idea how to tackle this one, as it prevents us in a nasty way from having >multiple separately savable stores.Thanks,Arthur C. __

RE: Core data save error with multiple persistent stores

n once, and it doesn't help to > do the assignObject: toPersistentStore: outside the awakeFromInsert.Note that > on systems with OS 10.5 (Leopard) it works fine, while on 10.4 (Tiger) it > always gives the error... We'

RE: Core data save error with multiple persistent stores

ce it has been saved'. This means the Core Data stack cannot be saved anymore, which is of course a serious problem. Do you know what causes this error? Do I need to use a different setup for the managedObjectContext - persistentStoreCoordinator - persistentStores system? Thanks for your

Core data save error with multiple persistent stores

you know what causes this error? Do I need to use a different setup for the managedObjectContext - persistentStoreCoordinator - persistentStores system? Thanks for your time, Arthur C. _ Express yourself instantly with MSN Messe

RE: Validating a non-optional transient Core Data property - it can be erased?!

>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: cocoa-dev@lists.apple.com>Subject: Validating a >non-optional transient Core Data property - it can be erased?!>Date: Wed, 12 >Nov 2008 22:31:02 +0100> >In my Core Data database I have a property called 'target' (double), which is >transient and required (i.e.

Validating a non-optional transient Core Data property - it can be erased?!

In my Core Data database I have a property called 'target' (double), which is transient and required (i.e. 'non-optional' in the model). It is dependent on another variable 'color'; so for each color there is a 'target'. As I want to show only the target for the selected color, I use this trans

Core Data search box: how to preserve selection while searching?

is not preserved, which causes the rest of the application to behave unexpectedly. How can I preserve this selection, and make the user select a new item explicitly also when using the search box? Thanks for your time, Arthur C

Core data one-to-many: how to set relationship for newly added 'many' objects?

access to theDepartment from Employee - awakeFromInsert. But I'm not allowed to do a fetchRequest from here, right? What is a clean way to do this? At this moment I have the department pre-fetched somewhere (like in AppDelegate), but that's probably not the right approach. Thanks f

How to uniquely determine MD5-sum of a dict?

I have an NSDictionary that has to be written to disk, distributed and read in again. I would like to add an MD5 sum to the dictionary to make sure it has not been modified/corrupted on the way. That can be done by making NSData using NSArchiver and then passing it to MD5() from . But, the o

Saving some managed objects separately

In my application I have a status log which is kept in Core Data. This gives a nice interface and persistence for the log. However, I would like to be able to save the log to disk independent from other parts of my Core Data model. This is needed to prevent the log from getting lost in the even