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NSOobject as ViewController and MVC architecture
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NSOobject as ViewController and MVC architecture


  • Subject: NSOobject as ViewController and MVC architecture
  • From: "Sivakumar Kandappan Sivakumar" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 6 Nov 2010 21:22:41 -0400

Hello Everyone

I`m new to iPad Programming. I found in the ViewController programming guide
that, there should be one to one correspondence between the view controller
and the screen displayed and also says that,  if you  have to manage
different veiws on the same screen I have to use NSO object as the
ViewControllers. I have an application in which I have 4 views sharing one
screen  in which  1st  and 2nd view acts independently. 3rd  & 4th view
should interact with each other

 My doubts are the following

1)      If I have NSO object as viewcontroller for a view how will I handle
touches method.

2)      If I have to pass a message from 1st controller to the 2nd
controller. Should it be done through the rootviewControlller.

3)      In the MVC architecture  I know that Viewcontrollers have pointers
to the views & data. But will the data and views have the pointers to the
viewControllers. If not how will the data and views pass the message to the
viewControllers.



Thank you in advance

Sivakumar



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