One of the reasons I use a transformer is so that I can bind the
resulting string to a column in a tableview. How would I go about
doing this if I didn't use a transformer, as you suggest ?
Also, I think I may have got somewhere with this. I was under the
impression that it was the stored managed
Do you even need to write your own transformer? If you are targeting
Leopard and later, you could just use a transformable attribute and
leave it all up to the default NSKeyedArchiver transformer.
--Kyle Sluder
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Hi,
I'm having a small problem with CoreData and SyncServices using the
Bookmarks schema (com.apple.bookmarks.Bookmark) located in
/System/Library/SyncServices/Schemas.
One of the entities of that schema is url, which is of type url, which
apparently maps to NSURL according to the
vices that you might want to
consider joining, called syncservices-dev.
Nick Zitzmann
<http://www.chronosnet.com/>
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Hi,
I've been searching around for sometime trying to find an example of
using sync services with Safari's bookmarks. Does anyone know of one,
or any information that may help with this particular task ?
Also, is it possbile to have a client sync with more than one other
client ? I have a user-ag
I have a CoreData application that I would like to use with Sync
Services to sync with Address Book (using the
com.apple.contacts.Contact schema).
I have got everything working when using properties from
com.apple.contacts.Contact that have no spaces in the name (such as
'nickname'). The
