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Using the ODBC Data Source Administrator, create a data source. Call it odbc and create a table called ztest (similar to the MySQL table in the previous section).

You may be looking at the earlier declaration for the event and be wondering why you are using an NSManagedObject here instead of the Event class itself. At first, I did use the Event class, and then I had to import the header in the implementation files and use the class tag for it in the interface files, but I realized I was not doing anything with Event that an NSManagedObject could not do. This makes the EventViewController a very reusable class. You can use the table view in such a way that it can display any object at all. I could be talking about an Event object or a Book object or a BottleOfWhiskey object. It does not matter. Put them into your array, and this view controller will display each attribute of the object, each in its own row. OK, this may not seem cool the first time you are doing this, but the more code you have written, the more you get excited about truly reusable view controllers.

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Figure B-5. Namespaces are similar to folders. Referring to a class or method follows the same rules used to refer to a file in a folder. If you are trying to reference code that is in the same namespace, you do not need to use the full path. You can even provide .NET hints about which namespace to automatically consider when trying to find a class or method. This is done by using a directive keyword: Imports in VB .NET and using in C#. VB .NET Namespace MyCompanysCode Class Employees Shared Sub TestMethod() As String 'add code here End Sub Shared Sub TestMethod2() As String 'This calls the Method using the full path MyCompanysCode.Employees.TestMethod() 'But this also works since they are both in the same path TestMethod() Return "test2" End Sub End Class End Namespace C# namespace MyCompanysCode { class Employees { static void TestMethod() { //add code here }

The following are the UITableViewDelegate methods that you need to put in the EventViewController implementation file. You also need a viewDidLoad method to do some setup:

static void TestMethod2() { //This calls the Method using the full path MyCompanysCode.Employees.TestMethod(); //But this also works since they are both in the same path TestMethod(); } } }

Here is a simple class to create a RowSetMetaData object. Note the following line of code: RowSetMetaData rsMD = (RowSetMetaData) webRS.getMetaData();

- (NSInteger)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView numberOfRowsInSection:(NSInteger)section { return [[[event entity] attributesByName] count]; } - (UITableViewCell *)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath { static NSString * CellIdentifier = @"Cell"; // Dequeue or create a new cell // UITableViewCell *cell = [tableView dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier:CellIdentifier]; if (cell == nil) { cell = [[[UITableViewCell alloc] initWithStyle:UITableViewCellStyleSubtitle reuseIdentifier:CellIdentifier] autorelease]; } cell.textLabel.text = [[event valueForKey:[self.attributeNames objectAtIndex:indexPath.row]] description]; cell.detailTextLabel.text = [self.attributeNames objectAtIndex:indexPath.row]; return cell; } - (void)viewDidLoad { [super viewDidLoad]; self.title = [[event entity] name]; self.attributeNames = [[[event entity] attributesByName] allKeys]; }

Directives are used to tell the computer additional information about the program. These can be things like indicating which namespace to automatically look in when finding VB .NET or C# commands, or something like identifying regions of code. The #Region directive affects how Visual Studio displays the code file when you are editing it, but it does not affect the actual program at all. In essence, it allows Visual Studio to expand and collapse a section of code while you are programming. For example, when you use Visual Studio to create a Windows application, you will often see the following code along with a or + symbol to the left of this code (as you do in Figure B-2). VB .NET 'Tells the computer to automatically search in the System Namespace Imports System 'Tells Visual Studio to allow a click on the -/+ to 'collapse/expand a section of code #Region "Windows Form Designer generated code" C# //Tells the computer to automatically search in the System Namespace using System; //Tells Visual Studio to allow a click on the -/+ to //collapse/expand a section of code #region "Windows Form Designer generated code"

WebRowSet.getMetaData() returns a ResultSetMetaData, which has to be cast to the RowSetMetaData object. import import import import java.sql.Connection; javax.sql.RowSetMetaData; javax.sql.rowset.WebRowSet; com.sun.rowset.WebRowSetImpl;

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