Has anyone tested it against Ruby 3.0.3???

[Lars Elgaard]

I am working on a iPhone app that is using a RoR backend running
version 3.0.3.
I can see on git that the source has not been updated for a while.
Has anyone tested the current source code against RoR 3.0.3???

[domenico sicignano]

I just tested the source code downloadded on the railon iphone main page
(with a little modification how explained on the git)
and it works perfecly.

[Lars Elgaard Mikkelsen]

What about if you use coredata to store the data on the phone(in case network is unavailable) when you receive data from the RoR - would there be any problems using managed object class instead of the standard objective-c class in conjunction with objectiveresource??

Lars Elgaard Mikkelsen

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[Fredrik Jansson]

I separated my objects into managed and unmanaged objects and created initWithUnmanaged for alla my objects. So internally i only use the managed ones but when i get and set remote i translate  to and from unmanaged objects. Dont know if that is the best way but it works.

[Aubrey Goodman]

Local storage goes beyond the scope of the framework, as does the asynchronous request model. If you want a single framework to do all that, you need to use CoreResource (which is still in alpha).