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Bindings

Greetings.

My god i tought bindings would be easy ,,,, :(

ok here is my case.

I have a NSMutableArray of NSNetService
now in my application controller i have this accessor

NSMutableArray *_servicesList;

...create the service List and scan for services and put them in the service list.

- (NSMutableArray *)servicesList{
	return _servicesList;
}
- (void)setServicesList: (NSMutableArray *)newServicesList{
	[_servicesList release];
	_servicesList = [newServicesList retain];
}
---------------------------

in interface builder.
i have a window with a TableView, with one column in it.
MyController is instantiated.

i have an NSObjectController Connected by the content outlet to the controller
i have an NSArrayController' content array is bound to the NSObject controller with the control key set to selection
and the Model key path set to "servicesList" the Class Name is set to NSNetService.

My TableView's Column Value is bouund to NSArrayController with the control Key Set to arrangedObjects
and the modelpath key set to the NSNETService hostName accessor.

and now for the grand finnaly :)

for every function call i have a NSLog output and the elements do get added to the Array, and i get a totol count of 8
but nothing ever show's up in the table's column ...

what have i forgotten ?

Thank you!


Sandro Noel
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