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CoreData - How to monitor progress during long fetch ?
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CoreData - How to monitor progress during long fetch ?


  • Subject: CoreData - How to monitor progress during long fetch ?
  • From: Mickaël Remars <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2007 15:48:43 +0200

Hi,

PROBLEM : I am writing a CoreData app. When the app launches, about 1500 instances of the same entity are created in order to populate an NSTableView (using bindings). It takes a lot of time (about 5 seconds) to load data into the table view. During the process, UI is frozen. So bad user experience ! How can I monitor the fetch process in order to display some kind of a progress indicator ?

I searched CoreData API but did not find any clue except awakeFromFetch:. Any better solution ?

Thanks

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