问题
I have a iOS Restkit related question. I have a parent-child relationship data coming from a remote server and map those object to a NSManagedObject
object with Restkit. The problem that I am currently having is every request to the server always wipe out the "child" relationship and replace it with the new data coming from the server. Is there a way to avoid those and append the new child instead?
For example: I have a classic Category --> Products relationship.
{"categories": [ { "cat_id": "1", "cat_title": "category 1", "cat_tag": 1, "product": [ { "prod_id": "1", "prod_name": "product 1", "prod_tag": 1 }, { "prod_id": "2", "prod_name": "product 2", "prod_tag": 1 } ] } ] }
And that works fine and everything is saved properly with the relationship on the CoreData. But if I make another request to the server and have a new response:
{"categories": [ { "cat_id": "1", "cat_title": "category 1", "cat_tag": 1, "product": [ { "prod_id": "3", "prod_name": "product 3", "prod_tag": 1 }, { "prod_id": "4", "prod_name": "product 4", "prod_tag": 1 } ] } ] }
I will have product 3 and product 4 replace product 1 and product 2 on the database. I am sure I setup all the relationship and primary key correctly. (Both cat_id
and prod_id
are set as a primary key).
Having investigated through the RestKit's internal framework, I noticed that around line 576
in the RKObjectMappingOperation
class, there is
RKLogTrace(@"Mapped NSSet relationship object from keyPath '%@' to '%@'. Value: %@", relationshipMapping.sourceKeyPath, relationshipMapping.destinationKeyPath, destinationObject); NSMutableSet *destinationSet = [self.destinationObject mutableSetValueForKey:relationshipMapping.destinationKeyPath]; [destinationSet setSet:destinationObject];
So I guess that is easy to just change
[destinationSet setSet:destinationObject];
to
[destinationSet addObjectsFromArray:[destinationObject allObjects]]
But I was wondering whether there is a better way to do it?
Cheers,
回答1:
Thanks for the support from Reskit
. It is now supported by RKRelationshipMapping
.(https://github.com/RestKit/RestKit/issues/989)
Just set assignmentPolicy
value of RKRelationshipMapping
instance to RKUnionAssignmentPolicy
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13229767/restkit-to-many-relationship-append-to-set-instead-of-setting-a-new-set