cocoa touch - iPhone: To store photo album image URL's and compare later: -

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According to my query from the link below, I have retrieved the images of the photo album from the ALSAT Library.

I get the images like the property url below, "Property-Library: //asset/asset.JPG? Id = 1000000001 and ext = JPG" "Property-Library: /asset/asset.JPG?id=1000000002&ext=JPG Property-Library: //asset/asset.JPG? Id = 1000000003 and ext = JPG "

I stored these in one Want to do the database (or) file [I do not know that is suitable for comparison for later purposes] Next time (say, after 30 minutes), I can re-all image url from the property. Want to capture and compare the previous image URL, which has been stored in DB, to find out if any new images have been added to the photo album or not? If a new image has been added to the photo album, then I get that image in my code.

I want to know, what should I use to store image URL strings, whether the SQLite database (or) file, and next time to be enough to compare previous data and current data needed? I thought about compiling data stored in SQLite database and storing data and compared to image URL string. Am I thinking of going right? If so, how can I know how to store data (image URL strings) in a secical database and compare between new image URL and accumulated data? I've created a sqlite database through the Firefox sqlite manager plugin and added a table. I can not find any samples to go ahead to solve my purposes, namely store and store the image URL strings in the SQLT database Comparison between image URL string and new image URL strings that I got from Asset Library.

Please help and advise.

Thank you!

Yes you are running OK Use the SQLite database to store the URL Follow the tutorial



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