This is a quick port of the Apple "Core Data Stickies" example project to BaseTen. The original can be found in /Developer/Examples/CoreData/Stickies.

Setting up

First, download the BaseTen disk image and the BaseTen Stickies executable (from the attachment link below).

Create a database called "stickies" in your PostgreSQL instance and use the BaseTen Assistant to import the Stickies_DataModel.xcdatamodel model into the database.

Running

Then run the app on as many machines as you like!

Note that by default, PostgreSQL does not accept incoming TCP connections, even though it may advertise a TCP port over Bonjour. If your local PostgreSQL installation is configured this way and you're unable to connect to the server by choosing the Bonjour name, manually specify "localhost" as the server hostname. This will make BaseTen use a UNIX domain socket for the connection -- this is allowed by the default PostgreSQL configuration. You don't normally even need a password.