I have a NSMutableDictionary and I want to send it to a URL as an XML file. I want the XML file to be stored in a folder on the URL.
I have found through googling stuff that I can "serealize" the NSMutableDictionary. Here is how I did it:
NSString *error;
self.rootSerialDict = [[NSMutableDictionary alloc] initWithCapacity:5];
[self convertDrinkArrayToDictionary];
[self.rootSerialDict setObject:self.drinkSerialDic forKey:@"Drinks"];
[self convertSpecialsArrayToDictionary];
[self.rootSerialDict setObject:self.specialsSerialDic forKey:@"Specials"];
[self convertCustomerInfoToDictionary];
[self.rootSerialDict setObject:self.customerInfoSerialDict forKey:@"CustomerInfo"];
[self convertLocationInfoToDictionary];
[self.rootSerialDict setObject:self.locationInfoSerialDict forKey:@"Location"];
[self createDictionaryOfMiscItems];
[self.rootSerialDict setObject:self.miscItemSerialDict forKey:@"MiscTotals"];
//convert the root serial dictionary to a XML plist
id plist = [NSPropertyListSerialization
dataFromPropertyList:(id)self.rootSerialDict format:NSPropertyListXMLFormat_v1_0 errorDescription:&error];
This "serealizes" the dictionary. Do I have to send this serealized object to the URL or can I convert this serealized object into an XML file and then send that XML file to the URL?
Right now I donot have a PHP script on the server that can parse the XML file. But I j开发者_JAVA技巧ust want the XML file to reside on the URL. Can I do this? Can I use the NSURLConnection POST method to do that or will I have to use some other way like ftp? Thanks
I would convert the NSDictionary
to json using:
json-framework
And then I would send the json to your webserver using:
AsiHttpRequest
It would be much easier on both ends to deal with json.
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