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Core Data: The file is not in the right format - sometimes!

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Core Data: The file is not in the right format - sometimes!

Subject: Core Data: The file is not in the right format - sometimes!
From: Robert Fischer <email@hidden>
Date: Fri, 17 Oct 2008 09:57:44 +0200

Hi,

this bug drives me crazy for a long time now. I hope someone has another hint what I could try out to fix it.

My application writes and opens Core Data files in XML format. Sometimes I can't find any way to open an existing file. After spinning wheel for a minute (!), the app states: "The document ... could not be opened. The file is not in the right format ...". But: in a different situation the very same unchanged file opens flawlessly.

The problem did not occur on Tiger AFAIK, only on Leopard.


Thank you very much in advance,

Robert

P.S.: I must admit, my Core Data files are part of a file wrapper, which is not supported, but I doubt the problem lies in here. R.

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