Convert NSObject to NSManagedObject?

The documentation is very useful on this point In particular, you want to read the part of that document named Subclassing Notes.

The documentation is very useful on this point. In particular, you want to read the part of that document named 'Subclassing Notes'. Things to consider would include: are you using any objects that are not supported by Core Data?

If so, you'll want to either make them non-persistant, or if that isn't an option you'll want to look at implementing non-standard persistent attributes The documentation I've linked to above should be pretty helpful: it's pretty clear and straightforward. To be honest it is difficult to tell how much of an effort it will be on your part: if your NSObject subclass is relatively simple it could be a very straightforward process. But if you're working with something more complex you will want to consider the points raised in the docs above.

Thanks I think that will help. – Kronusdark Jun 27 '11 at 16:08.

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