mmalc wrote: I appreciate this is an old post, but since it was highly-ranked in a Google search:
Re:
[self setValue:[NSCalendarDate date] ...
You shouldn't use NSCalendarDate objects to represent dates with Core Data. You should just use a standard NSDate object.
In general (particularly with Mac OS X v10.5 and later, where they're synthesised for you), you're also encouraged to use custom accessor methods rather than key-value coding. They're much more efficient and much less error-prone.
Jun. 30, 2009 06:52 PM EDT
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Some architects lay down their design based on SOAP over HTTP services, but as the project grows, they face challenging scalability problems. One of the most accepted ways of addressing these problems is to use JMS. We usually provide HTTP wrappers - still exposing our services as SOAP over HTTP, but those are lightweight fronts that just send or publish a message to a queue or a topic to trigger heavy business logic.
