FROM : Andrew Farmer
DATE : Mon Mar 31 23:31:15 2008
On 31 Mar 08, at 12:44, Justin Giboney wrote:
> p.s. why is it that Apple has no documentation on having Cocoa work
> with Databases? Try typing in "mysql" or "postgresql" in the search
> box of this page http://developer.apple.com/cocoa/ while restricting
> it to cocoa. Do they not want business to use Cocoa?
Neither MySQL or PostgreSQL is a component of the Cocoa framework.
Apple's not responsible for documenting how you might use arbitrary
libraries with Cocoa - at a certain point, you're on your own.
DATE : Mon Mar 31 23:31:15 2008
On 31 Mar 08, at 12:44, Justin Giboney wrote:
> p.s. why is it that Apple has no documentation on having Cocoa work
> with Databases? Try typing in "mysql" or "postgresql" in the search
> box of this page http://developer.apple.com/cocoa/ while restricting
> it to cocoa. Do they not want business to use Cocoa?
Neither MySQL or PostgreSQL is a component of the Cocoa framework.
Apple's not responsible for documenting how you might use arbitrary
libraries with Cocoa - at a certain point, you're on your own.
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