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Can different copies of the same application access eachother's CoreData Persistent stores through their CoreData models even though they are installed on different computers, or do they have to be on a network that is sharing one CoreData Model in order to store and access eachother's managed objects?
So I see in the tutorials that in the older version of xCode which is in the tutorial there was a 'CoreDataEntity' in the Interface Builder Object Library, which could instantly create an interface from the DataModel.
I can't find any such object in the object library. Does anyone know what is the xCode 4.0.2 equivalent?
Thank you for you time and help.
So I see in the tutorials that in the older version of xCode which is in the tutorial there was a 'CoreDataEntity' in the Interface Builder Object Library, which could instantly create an interface from the DataModel.
I can't find any such object in the object library. Does anyone know what is the xCode 4.0.2 equivalent?
Thank you for you time and help.
