Re: Core Data Application Using MySQL as Data Source
Re: Core Data Application Using MySQL as Data Source
- Subject: Re: Core Data Application Using MySQL as Data Source
- From: Ryan Britton <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 15 Jun 2006 07:15:25 -0700
Core Data cannot currently use any storage type other than the
existing three: XML, Binary, SQLite. If you need to interface with a
MySQL database, you'll have to handle that part yourself. With Core
Data, you can create an in-memory store, and you could use this as a
cache of the data from the MySQL database.
On Jun 15, 2006, at 7:00 AM, Christopher Smith wrote:
Hello
I'm extremely new to the world of Cocoa Development and using
Xcode. My company has many applications we've built using php and
MySQL. We have a new product initiative to build a Coca Core Data
application to interface with our existing WebSmith Publisher
platform that is a php/MySQL App. This application will allow to
extend our offering and provide our customers that are using a MAC
to use a native OS X application to perform all the same CMS tasks
available through the web based interface. This being our first
foray into developing applications for OS X we are currently in the
specification phase of this project and have been hard pressed to
find any information on how to connect a Core Data Application to
MySQL as a data source.
We have a single MySQL Database set up for each instance of
WebSmith Publisher. This would mean that in our preferences menu
for this application we would have a panel that would allow the
user to specify the mysql host, database name, port, user, and
password and save it as a connection profile. This information
would allow the app to connect to the DB and then allow the user to
authenticate access and interact with that database.
Quite frankly we don't know where to begin. Any help to steer us
in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.
Christopher Smith
President
WebSmith/Software
Phone: 610-717-1189
Email: email@hidden
URL: www.websmithsoftware.com
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