I have: 1) Starting 2 asynchron NSUrlRequests simultaneously 2) As soon as one of the two requests has loaded XML data, an NSOperationQueue is used to start a XML parser. Hereby, the ParseOperations
In my iPhone/iPad app I\'m handling all network and web-API-requests through a \"APIManager\" (singleton, created in AppDelegate).
In my application, i\'ve to send lots of reports to server. So I created a class SendReport which extends from NSOperation.
I\'d like to know what is the proper way to deall开发者_StackOverflowoc an ivar NSOperationQueue in case it has still some operations running, which can typically occur when the user suddenly quits th
As the NSOperationQueue Class Reference said: In iOS, operation queues do not use Grand Central Dispatch to execute operations. They create separate threads for non-concurrent operations and launch co
encountering numerous leaks on iphone device when using NSOperationQueue and trying to change sliders / pickers etc.
I have an NSOperationQueue, in which I keep on adding NSOperation objects that hit server and brings data. Is there a way to store the received data in the order in which they were fired? For example,
I have an app that I am refactoring and I just implemented multithreading so that the UI may run smoother.In the iphone simulator I don\'t get any leaks but testing on my iPhone 3G running on iOS 4.2
I am trying to implement search on a background thread using NSOperation on iOS. I didn\'t want to subclass NSOperation so this is what I\'m doing:
An iPad app that runs fine under IOS3 fails under IOS4.2 It has a class that runs an http session from an operation queue and the failure is linked to this activity. Here is the console output:
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