Hi I'm doing an RSS reader application but I want the information that shows the iphone on a table can be saved in a DB or a file. Please can someone help me?
A:
Your wording is... challenging, but I think you're looking to store data from your app persistently in a database, yes?
If that's the case, let me introduce you to Google.
If not, then I've just been a minor jackass for no reason, but regardless, please clarify the wording of your question.
rpj
2009-12-31 20:36:02
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There a plenty of tutorials available for SQLite and the iPhone. Please search before asking a question here. Don't think to easy and just ask, try yourself and discover possibilities of the iPhone SDK, SQLite and all other stuff related to it.
We'll only be able to help you if you provide pages/links of all the sources you've consulted.
For what I can do now: please read (and understand/try/adjust it) one of the many tutorials
JoostK
2009-12-31 20:37:11
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Navigate over to the Apple site and check out the documentation called "Getting Started With Data Management".
The problem with giving you an exact, step by step answer is that you haven't provided enough information. You might be able to leverage any of the following technologies:
- User Preferences
- .plist files
- Core Data
- sqlite database
(these are listed in order of easiest to implement, but least featured at the top to the most robust solution at the bottom)
Based on the comments, I moved Core Data above sqlite
marcc
2009-12-31 20:39:45
Do you really think it's easier to implement using sqlite than it is with Core Data?
bpapa
2009-12-31 20:45:34
bbum
2009-12-31 22:17:00
Ok, fair enough. I moved Core Data above sqlite. I had a strong sqlite background and just found it much easier than Core Data to initially learn. But someone with a stronger OSX programmering background might be different.
marcc
2010-01-01 07:41:32