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h2. Overview | ||
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ObjectiveResource is a port of Rail's ActiveRecord framework to Objective-C. | ||
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The primary purpose of this project is to quickly and easily connect | ||
iPhone applications with servers running Rails. | ||
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A secondary goal of this project is to provide some popular Rubyisms to | ||
Objective-C. This work can be found in the ActiveSupport group. | ||
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h2. Getting Started | ||
h3. Sample Code | ||
This project comes bundled with a sample iPhone application and a sample | ||
Rails application. To see how everything works together you can open | ||
up the .xcodeproj and fire up a rails server in sample_rails_app. | ||
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h3. Integrating with your project | ||
# Download (clone) the objectiveresource project | ||
## If you are using git you can checkout objectiveresource as a submodule | ||
# open the .xcodeproj in XCode for both objectiveresource and your iPhone project | ||
# drag the ActiveResource and ActiveSupport groups from the objectiveresource project onto your iPhone project |