Saves to server but not core data about meteor-ios HOT 7 CLOSED

That crash is probably due to the unconditional cast (as Round). This isn't specific to Meteor but is a common issue when working with Core Data. It usually means the managed object model hasn't been configured correctly. Make sure you include the module name if you're mapping to a Swift class (see image).

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Thanks, you were on the right track. In the end, I had to add the following above the Round class to stop it from crashing.

@objc(Round)

The problem remains though, the first snippet above now saves to meteor, but still doesn't save to core data. Any other ideas?

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I got it working without resorting to @objc(Round) using your first solution. Still no luck getting data to save to Core Data though

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Good to hear that worked. What do you mean exactly by not saving to Core Data? If the change happens on the server, saving seems to be working. Do you mean the UI doesn't update? Do you use NSFetchedResultsController or manual observing to respond to updates?

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How can I insert a new managed object into an existing managed object as a subobject using your implementation, and have it map correctly to the meteor collection? For example...

let round = NSEntityDescription.insertNewObjectForEntityForName("Round", inManagedObjectContext: self.managedObjectContext) as Round
round.name = "foo"

let subObject = NSEntityDescription.insertNewObjectForEntityForName("subObject", inManagedObjectContext: self.managedObjectContext) as SubObject
subObject.name = "bar"

round.subObject = subObject

{
 name: "foo",

 subObject: {
  name: "bar"
 }
}

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There is no support for nested objects right now. Unlike regular Mongo data modelling, using top level objects seems preferable in Meteor for most relationships, because that makes it much easier to deal with subscriptions and authorization for example. But there are use cases for nested objects, so if I have a need for it I might add it later.

Note that you can map value objects like dictionaries and arrays to nested JSON structures, if you set the type to 'Transformable' in the managed object model. I use this to map the 'profile' named values in the 'users' collection for example.

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That makes sense as to why I was having issues, thanks

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