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Core Data: Multiple entities in same Table View
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Core Data: Multiple entities in same Table View


  • Subject: Core Data: Multiple entities in same Table View
  • From: Desmond <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 21 Feb 2009 14:24:07 -0800

Consider two entities

1) Customer having attributes:
Name
Id
Relationship: address (Has one of more Addresses)

2) Address having attributes:
Street
City
Zip
Relationship: customer (Belongs to one or more customer)

Now I would like to have a single Table View to where I can add/ edit the
customer info and *view* (only) the address information. Let's presume that
address entry/ editing is handled through another screen. I have created
two NSArrayControllers corresponding and binded them to each entity. I am
also able to display all Customer info in the NSTableView but I am not sure
how to get address info corresponding to each customer to show up in the
Table View. I can't use "selection" as the "Controller Key" as I want each
row to display it's corresponding address not the one corresponding to the
current selection. I have also tried binding a column to "Customers"
(controller), Controller Key as "arrangedObjects" and "Model Key Path" as
"address.street" but that hasn't worked.

I am sure it's really simple, but no amount of searching/ messing around
has given me a solution. So, how do I get this to work?

Desmond
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