Inspired by ActiveResource and based the Core Data stack.

I had initially intended to create a custom Core Data NSPersistantStore subclass for interfacing with a server but currently you can only create custom atomic stores. I don't want to pull the entire database down every time, and I don't want to pepper my code with NSURLConnection code. I decided to write a collection of custom classes which mimic the interface of Core Data.

The project also features a suite of tests to verify the behavior. Tests might rely on a database not included in the project. I'll write supporting code for the test suite that will load the Rails stack (included in Leopard) and host it using RubyCocoa and WEBrick.

Last Updated: 28/09/2008