I am learning Cocoa and Objective-C (well, and C) to make a few Mac apps I've had floating around. I need to use Distributed Objects, but am having trouble finding simple, concise examples. Does anybody know of any?
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+1 this is indeed a mystery to me too – Robert Gould Jan 21 '09 at 07:54
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I just created [a more up to date answer](http://stackoverflow.com/a/36367753/105539) for 2016. This one is short and simple. – Volomike Apr 02 '16 at 00:40
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A google search came up with plenty of hits. The Apple docs are also good. Late Night Cocoa also has an episode on it.
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I maintain the comp.lang.objective-c FAQ, and there's an example in there: How can I forward messages between remote objects? It's very short but should give you the basic idea, on which you can then hang the Apple and GNUstep docs to which it links.
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It's a fairly old article but this is probably a good starting point for distributed objects. I personally found it easier to start with the older tutorials and work my way up to the more recent ones which use new technologies such as Core Data.
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I discovered this project at SourceForge which is a fairly large Cocoa project. It uses bonjour and distributed objects, and other then that I've found it to be a good resource and example. Just thought I'd put that out there in case anybody comes across this question.
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