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Sync Services with Core Data


  • Subject: Sync Services with Core Data
  • From: Lawrence Sanbourne <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 11 Oct 2005 17:50:05 -0500

Hi,

I'm a little confused about the relationship (no pun intended) between
Sync Services and Core Data. I'm making a system that consists of
three executables -- an app, an agent app, and a widget plugin -- and
this system needs to sync among several computers using .Mac. So I
assumed I'd use Sync Services both for inter-computer syncing and for
syncing each component executable to the other.

I simultaneously assumed that Core Data would be helpful here in
building the interface and back-end. But then I ended up duplicating
my Core Data schema in the Sync Services schema (Schema.plist), and I
realized that if I copy the Core Data model into every target, I could
end up with three separate data stores, which would be ugly.

So, how should I do this? Maybe use Core Data only in memory and use
Sync Services rather than a persistent store to store everything?

Thanks,
Larry
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