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Core Data: Working with multiple models
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Core Data: Working with multiple models


  • Subject: Core Data: Working with multiple models
  • From: Martin Köhler <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 5 Nov 2006 10:13:52 +0100

Hi,

In XCode, let's say I have
	- a framework project "Framework"
		- with a model "FrameworkModel"
			- comprising an entity "FrameworkEntity"
	- an application project "Application"
		- with a model "ApplicationModel"
			- comprising an entity "DocumentPartEntity"

So now I want that "DocumentPartEntity" aggregates "FrameworkEntity".

Let's assume "Framework" is not aware of "Application", but "Application" is aware of "Framework".


What's the "best practice" to realize this "linkage" between two models?
- programmatically merge both models and add a relationship property to "DocumentPartEntity", which aggregates "FrameworkEntity"?
- or is there a simpler way? Perhaps even a trick to "link" them together in XCode?


Thanks,
	-- Martin Köhler

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