How to send a HTTP request to a web service using Objective-C ? I need to fetch some data from my MySQL DB, so I need to send the request so I could fetch the data.
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There are many ways, but perhaps the easiest is to use an existing framework, ASIHTTPRequest.
See: http://allseeing-i.com/ASIHTTPRequest/
ASIHTTPRequest is a great and simple framework, so I second the recommendations from other posts. To be complete though, you should also know that you can do this natively in Objective-C without another framework. Look at the Apple documentation for the NSURLConnection and NSURLConnectionRequest classes for background.
Edit, because this is a popular question and time keeps going on. In the meantime Apple introduced NSJSONSerialization. Have a look a the docs: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/jsonserialization Only if you need to create code for iOS earlier than 5.0 you may want to use the json-framwork as mentioned below.
Besides that, the following original answer is still valid:
Assuming that you exchange your data in JSON, you may be interested in reading this. http://iosdevelopertips.com/cocoa/json-framework-for-iphone-part-2.html
However, the first part of that article answers your more general question on how to receive data from a web server/service:
This is a simple example of a http request and surely good enough for your next steps. This method is given a URL and it returns the data sent by the server in an NSString.
Once that is working properly you will like to avoid that your app freezes while the request is "on the air". You can fix that by asynchronous requests. Google or the search on stackoverflow will provide you with links to examples and tutorials about that. But I suggest to go from here first, although this may not be the final solution.
Following is a lot of very famous library you can use for request
ASIHTTPRequest
AFNetwork
MFNetwork
You can search it in google, download in github or, yes, of course, why don't use Cocoapods. that's the best thing when i compare objective-c with other language.
Good luck