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    Head First iPhone and iPad Development
    Dedication
    A Note Regarding Supplemental Files
    Advance Praise for Head First iPhone and iPad Development
    Praise for other Head First books
     
    How to use this Book: Intro
    1. Getting Started: Going Mobile with iOS
    2. iOS App Patterns: Hello, Renee!
    3. Objective-C for iOS: Email needs variety
    4. Multiple Views: A table with a view
    5. Plists and Modal Views: Refining your app
    6. Saving, Editing, and Sorting Data: Everyone’s an editor...
    7. Migrating to iPad: We need more room
    8. Tab Bars and Core Data: Enterprise apps
    HF bounty hunting
    A new iPhone control
    Choose a template to start iBountyHunter
    There’s a different structure for universal apps
    Drawing how iBountyHunter iPhone works...
    ...and how it fits with the universal app
    Build the fugitive list view
    Next up: the Captured view
    A view’s contents are actually subviews
    After a quick meeting with Bob...
    Core Data lets you focus on your app
    Core Data needs to know what to load
    Core Data describes entities with a Managed Object Model
    Build your Fugitive entity
    Use an NSFetchRequest to describe your search
    Bob’s database is a resource
    Back to the Core Data stack
    The template sets things up for a SQLite DB
    iOS Apps are read-only
    The iPhone’s application structure defines where you can read and write
    Copy the database to the Documents directory
    Your Core Data Toolbox
    9. Migrating and Optimizing with Core Data: Things are changing
    10. Camera, Map Kit, and Core Location: Proof in the real world
    11. iPad UI: Natural interfaces
    A. Leftovers: The top 4 things (we didn’t cover)
    B. Preparing an App for Distribution: Get ready for the App Store
    Index
    About the Authors
    Copyright
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    8. Tab Bars and Core Data: Enterprise ap... > The template sets things up for a SQ...

    The template sets things up for a SQLite DB

    The Core Data template set up the Persistent Store Coordinator to use a SQLite database named after our project. As long as the database is named iBountyHunter.sqlite, then Core Data should be ready to go.

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    Test Drive

    Now that the database is in place and the Persistent Object Store can be used as-is, go ahead and run the app.

    Test Drive

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    Where is the data?

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    Core Data is looking somewhere else.

    Our problem is with how Core Data looks for the database. Well, it’s actually a little more complicated than that.


      

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