Hello,
My App uses a background thread that makes some changes to objects
properties (using a different context than the main thread). It makes
the changes, saves the context (everything is flushed to the SQL
store) and notifies the main thread through a NSMachPort that changes
were made.
When the main thread receives the notification it calls
refreshObject:mergeChanges: to update to the new values that are in
the persistent store.
The problem is that I have a TableView displaying some of the objects
that are being changed, using Cocoa Bindings. Because the tableview
retains those objects, they are not turned into a fault and
consequently the UI doesn't reflect the changes made in the
background thread.
I have tried passing YES an NO as the second argument to
refreshObject:mergeChanges: but to the same result.
How can I force those objects to refresh their properties from the
persistent store?
Thank you for your time! Any hints would be great since I'm new to
both Core Data and Cocoa Bindings.
Paulo F. Andrade 52439@IST
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