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I'd describe it as being loosely at JDBC level - probably better than most likely quick hacks, but a long way from Enterprise Objects. I have used it in an app that had to run on pre-Core Data versions of Mac OS X.

On 26 Jun 2008, at 19:39, Baiss Eric Magnusson wrote:

I have been implementing my WebObjects based Track-Your-Finances on the iPhone, still at the early phases.

I assume I'm not violating the NDA below...

On the iPhone we have SQLite <http://www.sqlite.org/lang.html>.

In a sample app, "they", have written an objective-c class that, well from the perspective of EO, hacks at SQLite.

Is there any intermediary objective-c library that would resemble EO's talking to SQLite?
Would Core Data be worth waiting for?

Some interesting tidbits:

I have been able to take the sql generated by EOModeler, which currently connects to Frontbase, and generate all the tables in SQLite by using <SQLiteManager>. This <database> then gets embedded in the iPhone app and becomes part of the iPhone's arena. I did do some hand editing of the sql. I'm sure I could have used Frontbase generated sql also.

References:
	>[OT] Objective-c library that would resemble EO talking to SQLite (From: Baiss Eric Magnusson <email@hidden>)
	>Re: [OT] Objective-c library that would resemble EO talking to SQLite (From: Paul Lynch <email@hidden>)