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Blake Watters
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The `RKManagedObjectRequestOperation` class extends the basic behavior of an `RKObjectRequestOperation` to meet the constraints imposed by Core Data. In particular, managed object request operations observe the threading requirements by making use of `NSManagedObjectContext` concurrency types, leverage the support for parent/child contexts, and handle obtaining a permanent `NSManagedObjectID` for objects being mapped so that they are addressable across contexts. Object mapping is internally performed within a block provided to the target context via `performBlockAndWait:`, ensuring execution on the appropriate queue.
@warning `RKManagedObjectRequestOperation` **does NOT** support object mapping that targets an `NSManagedObjectContext` with a `concurrencyType` of `NSConfinementConcurrencyType`.
Aside from providing the basic infrastructure for successful object mapping into Core Data, a number of additional Core Data specific features are provided by the `RKManagedObjectRequestOperation` class that warrant discussion in detail.
## Parent Context
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The results of the operation can either be 'pushed' to the parent context or saved to the persistent store. Configuration is available via the `savesToPersistentStore` property. If an error is encountered while saving the managed object context, then the operation is considered to have failed and the `error` property will be set to the `NSError` object returned by the failed save.
## Limitations and Caveats
@warning `RKManagedObjectRequestOperation` **does NOT** support object mapping that targets an `NSManagedObjectContext` with a `concurrencyType` of `NSConfinementConcurrencyType`.
@see `RKObjectRequestOperation`
@see `RKEntityMapping`
@see `RKManagedObjectResponseMapperOperation`