Do you control the web service? If so, throw XML out the window. The open source JSON Framework on Google Code kicks ass. My iPhone app, Graffitio (http://graffit.io), uses Rails on the server side spitting out JSON to the iPhone app. Its awesome.

That's cool, similar to something we're building. How many people are you working with? Do you have an e-mail I could reach you at?

i just sent an email to your .edu address.

I'm not quite sure I understand the question...

If this is a coding question, look for the XML parser in the Core Foundation framework (I believe there are also examples for it): http://developer.apple.com/documentation/CoreFoundation/Conc...

If you are asking specifically about Xcode (the IDE), I know it parses XML because it syntax-colors XML files that I open, and its code-folding brackets support hierarchies of open/close tags.

If its a restful web service you could try http://github.com/yfactorial/objectiveresource/tree/master . It's basically a port of Active Resource to Obj C. You can use it if its not a restful service you just have to override some functions.

I stole your karma on stackoverflow :P http://stackoverflow.com/questions/400299/is-there-an-easy-w...