Re: Core Data back-end daemon
Re: Core Data back-end daemon
- Subject: Re: Core Data back-end daemon
- From: Steve Steinitz <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 20:23:21 +1000
Hi Sam,
You wrote:
> First off, in reply to your comments about Ben's idea, I think
> you're misunderstanding the idea: If I understand it correctly, it's
> not to directly modify the persistent store file, but rather to have
> some other program (perhaps based on the Foundation framework;
> running without a GUI) act as a server. All this program would do is
> basically queue up commands from its clients (whether they be local
> or remote), and then pass them one-by-one to the current
> managedObjectContext. You'd have to either come up with some sort of
> basic scripting language for it, or alternatively (and to make it
> easier) just use distributed notifications.
Thanks for that clarification.
In assessing the feasibility of such a plan, one might do well to
factor in that luminaries like Bill Bumgarner have warned that Core
Data sharing is never going to work very well even in ideal
circumstances. Colorfully, Mr. Bumgarner used the word 'nightmare'.
Therefore, its hard to justify any engineering effort at all that
results in a shared SQLite store.
> As for what I said about MacFUSE, I haven't used it myself, but I
> saw part of the video of the talk that Amit Singh ... http://
> www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yjdp70474LE (the video).
Thanks again for the useful pointer -- it may well save the day.
And, I like watching videos :)
Steve
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