Paparazzi3 iPhone开发教程讲义.pdf

CS193P Paparazzi 3 Winter 2010 Cannistraro/Shaffer Paparazzi - Part 3 Due Date This assignment is due by 11:59 PM, February 17. Assignment Last week, we continued making progress on our Paparazzi application, adding table views and storing data in a database with Core Data. However, we still only have static data that we’re loading from a plist stored locally in the application. That’s a great way to try out some basic interface ideas, but in the end we want to get real data off of a real web service. This week we’ll be fetching data from Flickr and plotting the locations of the photos we’re downloading on a Map using the MapKit framework. Here are the requirements for Part 3: 1. Load images from Flickr and store them locally in the Core Data database. We’ve added methods to the FlickrFetcher class that wrap some of the Flickr API to download images. Use them to download recent photos that have been tagged with location data and recent photos from a specific user. 2. Use a modal view controller to ask our user for a Flickr user name for which to download photos. We talked about using modal view controllers to request additional information from the user, so now we’ll create a new view controller subclass and present it modally to ask our user for the Flickr user name for which to download some photos. 3. Plot the locations of photos that include location information on a map using MapKit. If the Flickr photo includes latitude and longitude we want to add a pin to a map to allow the user to browse photos by location. We’ll need a new UIViewController subclass to manage this MKMapView, and we’ll want to add it to our UITabBarController in our main xib. 4. When one of the pins is tapped on the map, a cal