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> One answer is to use a transient attribute to represent the relationship.
> Set the attribute's "kind" to Undefined, and use a custom NSManagedObject
> subclass. Define an instance variable in the subclass to hold the actual
> NSDistantObject pointer, and write custom accessors to get and man
On Nov 12, 2008, at 23:53, Bridger Maxwell wrote:
I am creating a server in which I would like to somehow add a
relationship
to an NSDistantObject in my Core Data object graph. I know
NSDistantObjects
can't be archived. I will have an an array of all of the live
NSDistantObjects in my applic
Hi,
I can't answer your first question, but concerning your second one:
check out NSPropertyDescription isTransient:. However, this applies to
properties, not entities. I don't think entities can be transient in
the true meaning of the word. But if all properties of an entity are
transient
