Question

I have several RestKit gets that all use the same format:

[[RKClient sharedClient] get:endString queryParameters:params delegate:self];

I have a masterMethod that essentially refreshes all my user’s restful data that looks like this

-(void)masterMethod
{
[self get1];
[self get2];
[self get3];
[self get4];
[self get5];
}

Where all the gets are in the same format as the one above. All of this code is in a class that includes the delegate method:

- (void)request:(RKRequest*)request didLoadResponse:(RKResponse*)response

However, I think something is going wrong when I try to call all give gets in the same method. It’s as though the delegate didLoadResponse & didRecieveResponse methods are overlapping or getting release or something. Is there a way to make a master queue to handle this huge call? Or is something else going wrong.

I’m getting a BAD_ACCESS error somewhere in the masterMethod call.

Thanks, any help greatly appreciated.

Answer 1

What are you getting? If you’re pulling down objects you should us the isKindOfClass method to distinguish the objects in objectLoader:didLoadObjects and set appropriately.

- (void)objectLoader:(RKObjectLoader*)objectLoader didLoadObjects:(NSArray*)objects {

    if ([[objects objectAtIndex:0] isKindOfClass:[Apple class]]) {

        Apple *apple = [objects objectAtIndex:0];

    }
    else if ([[objects objectAtIndex:0] isKindOfClass:[Banana class]]) {

        Banana *banana = [objects objectAtIndex:0];

    }
}

If you’re pulling data from the request response, look into setting userdata on the request object, then checking the userdata in request:didLoadResponse. For more information see RestKit: distinguish multiple requests in didLoadResponse:.