restkit-0.20

问题 In RestKit 0.10.3 using delegate methods I was able to send simultaneous GET requests, even if mapping of each one was executed sequentially. I have GET requests which need so much time to receive a response, so I would like to send all requests simultaneously but respect an order in mapping (I have relationships crossing the three requests). What I need: 1) send GET request n. 1, send GET request n. 2, send GET request n. 3 2) start mapping of request 1 as soon as response 1 is received 3)

问题 In RestKit 0.10.3 using delegate methods I was able to send simultaneous GET requests, even if mapping of each one was executed sequentially. I have GET requests which need so much time to receive a response, so I would like to send all requests simultaneously but respect an order in mapping (I have relationships crossing the three requests). What I need: 1) send GET request n. 1, send GET request n. 2, send GET request n. 3 2) start mapping of request 1 as soon as response 1 is received 3)

问题 I currently have an async call to upload a photo, the photo is just a base64 encoded string, and it has been resized so it's not super huge, maybe 800x800 or something like that. The problem I currently have is that even though the upload works, the user can't close the app, hit the home button, or otherwise leave the app while it runs. They CAN however work elsewhere in the app which I guess is a bonus, but how do I make this call continue even if they leave the app? Thanks! Here is the code

问题 I would like to know if there is a specific tutorial on how to do a POST request with RESTKit. I have looked at some tutorials but I haven't found any that say, "This is exactly how you do a POST request with RESTKit." Help is much appreciated. 回答1: Assuming you already have a mapped model, you can simply perform this: First, set a requestDescriptor with the inverseMapping of your responseDescriptor , assuming you have one with your mapping. //This is used for mapping responses, you already

问题 I am trying to map this JSON data: { "Id": 1, "Question": [ { "Id": 1, "PicUrl": "sample string 2", "CorrectAnswer": "sample string 3", "Difficulty": 4, "CategoryId": 5, "CategoryName": "sample string 6", "AccountId": 7 }, { "CorrectAnswer": "sample string 3", "Difficulty": 4, "CategoryId": 5, "CategoryName": "sample string 6", "AccountId": 7 }, { "StartTime": "2013-10-09T00:54:46.5522592+00:00" } but I am having some problems. After going trough the object mapping overview of Restkit over

问题 hi i need to set directly nested keypath in RKResponseDescriptor like "Data.User" but not getting Value my json like below { "Data":{ "User":{ "name": aaa, "mobile": 123456789 } "ResultType":1 } } i need directly entity map to User Without data is it possible EDIT: my calling code is let userMapping = RKEntityMapping(forEntityForName: "User", inManagedObjectStore: rkomUser.managedObjectStore) userMapping.addAttributeMappingsFromDictionary([ "Name" : "name", "Mobile" : "mobile" ]) let

问题 Following AlexEdge Tutorial I have encountered the following behavior. I can provide code as requested since there are many lines and I'm not really sure where to look. Basically, it "works" in the sense that the data is properly loaded into the UITableView, but after stopping and starting up the simulator, it inserts new duplicate rows in each section. I figured this would have something to do with caching but I am following the above tutorial pretty closely and I've set the

问题 I have been researching this issue. Here are a few discoveries that will help map this JSON response in RestKit The JSON response object contains three top level objects : locations is an array cityKey object stateKey object Since Restkit is written in Objective-C, I looked at it as if I were going to directing map these objects and parse-out data I wrote the following code to map the NSDictionary portion of the Location Class\Object: RKObjectMapping* locationMapping = [RKObjectMapping

问题 I am working with rest kit 0.20.3 for some project now without issues. Right now I am facing the problem that the JSON keys have leading "@" which causes Restkit to crash while mapping the data. The JSON looks like this: { "city": { "@name": "Charles Redirection City", "@nameUrl": "Charles Redirection City", "lat": "52.5238", "long": "13.4119", "zipCode": "666" }, "categories": { "@count": "20037", "category": [ { "@count": "2326", "@hasChildren": "true", "id": "15777", "name": "Sticky

问题 I am trying to map objects from two separate json files (while seeding an sqlite db with RestKit). The files are connected by a foreign id file1Code . The structure looks like this: File 1: [ { "code": "1", "activ": false, "name": "Joe" }, { "code": "2", "activ": false, "name": "John" } ] File 2: [ { "code": 666000, "name": "Hausarzt", "file1Code": "1", "activ": false } ] Entity for File 1 looks like this: @interface File1Entity : KeyTab Entity for File 2 looks like this: @interface