Sync services and CoreData
Sync services and CoreData
- Subject: Sync services and CoreData
- From: Alexander Lamb <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 24 Aug 2005 22:50:16 +0200
Hello,
Maybe a naive question, but imagine a CoreData application. Then
imagine the server part of this application as a CoreData framework
handling the exact replica of the CoreData model you have on the client.
Could I use Sync services to keep in sync the data in my CoreData app
on the client and the "reference" or "server" data on the server?
Doing this I could have several clients using the same CoreData
application, sharing data (since all the clients would sync with the
same server).
The idea is simple: I would like a CoreData application that a user
can take with him on his laptop. But then, back to the office, it
syncs with the actual server. In a way, it makes me think of Lotus
Notes.
Since the model is exactly the same on all clients and on the server.
Isn't this generic enough to be something someone already thought
about? How complicated would it be to implement this basically saying
"the sync services data model is the same as the core data model"?
Thanks for any hints!
Alex
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Alexander Lamb
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