I use TBXML to download a .xml file from the web. I parse the file correctly and I get all the data I want as I want it.My problem is that I updated the file on the server, and it did not update in the app. It only updated the file when I deleted and reinstalled the app.Is there some kind of cache or something ?This is how I order the fetch :\[code\]-(void)getXML { NSLog(@"Updating ATC data !"); // Create a success block to be called when the async request completes TBXMLSuccessBlock successBlock = ^(TBXML *tbxmlDocument) { // If TBXML found a root node, process element and iterate all children if (tbxmlDocument.rootXMLElement) [self traverseElement:tbxmlDocument.rootXMLElement]; }; // Create a failure block that gets called if something goes wrong TBXMLFailureBlock failureBlock = ^(TBXML *tbxmlDocument, NSError * error) { NSLog(@"Error! %@ %@", [error localizedDescription], [error userInfo]); }; // Initialize TBXML with the URL of an XML doc. TBXML asynchronously loads and parses the file. TBXML *tbxml = [[TBXML alloc] initWithURL: [NSURL URLWithString
"http://www.mysite.com/myFile.xml"] success: successBlock failure: failureBlock];}\[/code\]And this is how I call it in background:\[code\][self performSelectorInBackgroundselector(getXML) withObject:Nil];\[/code\]It may be useless to call it in background as TBXML works asynchronously, if someone can confirm that I'll take it away. Also, I don't think the code of my \[code\]traverseElement:\[/code\] method is useful here, because the file is parsed correctly.Thanks for any help here !
"http://www.mysite.com/myFile.xml"] success: successBlock failure: failureBlock];}\[/code\]And this is how I call it in background:\[code\][self performSelectorInBackgroundselector(getXML) withObject:Nil];\[/code\]It may be useless to call it in background as TBXML works asynchronously, if someone can confirm that I'll take it away. Also, I don't think the code of my \[code\]traverseElement:\[/code\] method is useful here, because the file is parsed correctly.Thanks for any help here !