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CoreData could not fulfill a fault for...
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  • Subject: CoreData could not fulfill a fault for...
  • From: JCK <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 20 Jul 2009 16:12:37 +0200

Hi all,I have a strange problem with my app.

I have an entity named Item and a one to one relationship with another
Download entity.
When I want to download an item... I create the entity download with some
property related to size and status of the download. I use a download
controller to show the current downloads. When I stop a download I remove
the download entity from the managed object context and save everything.

But after all this, the console shows me this log:

*CoreData could not fulfill a fault for '0x1b1970
<x-coredata://B6A18328-7952-4068-8491-27EE905B1D04/Download/p148>'*

*
*

I don't have any Download object right now. The only thing I display is the
download.item.title property... when there are downloads. But now that I
have stopped it shouldn't be called because the downloads controller has no
download objects.


I also setted delete rules in this way: Item has a cascade delete rule on
Download relationship, Download instead has a nullify rule on the inverse to
Item.


What am I doing wrong?


I noticed that if I remove the only binding (downloadsController.selection
item.title on the collection view displaying the downloads) I have no
warnings at all.


Having said that, however my program runs fine even with these logs. But I
need to know what could be wrong.


Thanks everybody.
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