Hi,
I am working on an app that will asynchronous to load data. Suppose I have a
view controller with a method:
in MyViewController:
- (void) loadData {
DataHandler *myHandler = [[DataHandler alloc] init];
// set this view controller itself as a delegate, when the data loading
finished, myHandler will call its callback method
myHandler.delegate = self;
[myHandler startAsyncLoading];
}
// callback method get called by DataHandler when the data loading is done
- (void) myCallback:(id)responseData {
// setup the data source to be used later
}
In the DataHandler class, it will use NSURLConnection to call a webservice
to load the data asynchronous. And
it has a delegate instance variable which points to the MyViewController,
when
connectionDidFinishLoading is called, I will do like this:
- (void) connectionDidFinishLoading:(NSURLConnection *)connection {
// do something
[delegate myCallback:self];
// point 1
}
My question is, when should I release the myHandler? Should I release it in
the myCallback, but after
myCallback method finishes, it will return point 1 indicated as above, and
that myHandler instance is just
released.
Or there is a better way to deal with async object? I also wonder how
NSURLConnection class handle this itself.
Thanks.
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