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Tom
Tom

Reputation: 1007

Casting NSManagedObject to subclass returns nil

When I try to cast an NSManagedObject to my model class (SCUser) while using RestKit 0.23.0 in Swift, the return value is nil. Here's the operation:

var urlString:String = SCApi.sharedInstance.apiUrl + "users/find_or_create?name=\(name)&email=\(email)"
var url = NSURL(string: urlString)!
var request = NSURLRequest(URL: url)

var responseDescriptor = RKResponseDescriptor(mapping: SCUser.entityMapping(), method: RKRequestMethod.Any, pathPattern: nil, keyPath: "user", statusCodes: nil)

var operation = RKManagedObjectRequestOperation(request: request, responseDescriptors: [responseDescriptor])
operation.managedObjectContext = RKManagedObjectStore.defaultStore().mainQueueManagedObjectContext
operation.managedObjectCache = RKManagedObjectStore.defaultStore().managedObjectCache

operation.setCompletionBlockWithSuccess(
    {
        (operation:RKObjectRequestOperation!, result:RKMappingResult!) -> Void in

        println("result: \(result.firstObject())")
        var object:NSManagedObject = result.firstObject() as NSManagedObject
        if let user = (object as? SCUser) {
            println("success: \(user)")
        } else {
            println("failure")
        }
    },
    failure: {
        (operation:RKObjectRequestOperation!, error:NSError!) -> Void in
        println("error: \(error)")
    }
)
operation.start()

When this runs, it indicates that result.firstObject() is an SCUser, but doesn't cast it as one:

result: <NSManagedObject: 0x1740aee20> (entity: SCUser; id: 0xd000000000140000 <x-coredata://7CFB18B0-0E2D-4190-B8DF-20470425CFE3/SCUser/p5> ; data: {
    authenticationToken = Dt7tjbLtUzSAgBdzCyC3;
    name = g;
    email = "[email protected]";
    userId = "9e99451d-ef9d-4876-bfd3-4a987c2fe316";
})
failure

I've put the SCUser class and RestKit initialization here, in case that's helpful.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 529

Answers (1)

Wain
Wain

Reputation: 119041

This log output

result: <NSManagedObject: 0x1740aee20> (entity: SCUser; id: 0xd000000000140000 <x-coredata://7CFB18B0-0E2D-4190-B8DF-20470425CFE3/SCUser/p5> ; data: {
    authenticationToken = Dt7tjbLtUzSAgBdzCyC3;
    name = g;
    email = "[email protected]";
    userId = "9e99451d-ef9d-4876-bfd3-4a987c2fe316";
})

shows that the class is actually NSManagedObject, even though the entity is SCUser. Most likely this is because you haven't set the class name in your model, and presumably you have manually generated the SCUser class code files? You need to set the class name (and preferably auto-generate the class files, either with Xcode or mogenerator).

Upvotes: 1

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