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How do I know when my Core Data app is up and running?
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How do I know when my Core Data app is up and running?


  • Subject: How do I know when my Core Data app is up and running?
  • From: "Arthur C." <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 01 Oct 2006 22:32:48 +0200

When my program starts, all managed objects are fetched, which I can monitor using the awakeFromFetch method.
Now I would like to get a notification when *all* managed objects are fetched, and the program is ready to run. At that moment, I would like to do some initialization code which requires that at least some, or preferably all managed objects are fetched and ready.


So, is there such a notification, or a method like awakeFromFetch or applicationDidFinishLaunching which is executed at the right moment?


Best regards,

Arthur C.

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