iphone - UITableViewController loading inside a UIViewController inside a UIViewController issue -

I do not really know what I'm doing is the right way to do it. At the moment it seems that unless it is at a certain point with the message of EXC_BAD_ACCESS, we have to work.

I suggest that I am saying with the best and most relevant details: I have a calendar viewer that is loading from a .xib file (CalendarViewController.xib) which inherits the UIViewController is. The class which I created and I started with another nib file based on a class which is inherited from the UIViewController is called a UIView contentView:

  - (zero) viewDidLoad { [Super viewDidLoad]; CalendarView = [[View all calendar] initWithNibName: @ "Calendar view" bundle: zero]; [ContentView addSubview: calendarViewView]; }   
 (CalendarView is class UIViewController and viewDidLoad inherited from CalendarViewController.  
 That is a UITableViewController associated with CalendarView.xib. This table is connected to a view controller CalendarTableController which I also have to generate a .xib file for it.  
 Everything is just being made (apparently) but it is crashing somewhere very unexpected. CalendarTableController is also a DateLoaderDelegate on which an information loads from xml implements an arm Re URL  
  - (zero) connectionDidFinishLoading:. (NSURLConnection *) {Data is loading all finished, so we use a copy of // load data for us // connections. Self.lastLoadedMatchXMLData = [self.matchXMLData Copy]; // Make sure that when accessing data is already a load in progress that will not allow us to worry about // // _delegate object actually Is xmlDidFinishLoading // method, and if this happens, call to notify it T representative gives If ([_delegate answer // data has finished loading Tilkarit: @ selector (xmlDidFinish loading)]) {[_delegate xmlDidFinish loading]; }   
}  
 The application is getting at this point without any problem. _delegate contains the correct object (a CalendarTableController that implements DateLoaderDelegate), but when it comes to the line:  
  if ([_delegate respondsToSelector: @selector (xmlDinFinishLoading)])   
 Accidents with this EXC_BAD_ACCESS, I don, if I look at the debugger, then in fact I know the reason why none of my classes are crashing because none of them are showing in the execution stack . URLConnectionClient starts generating it, but I do not really know why  
 any thoughts?   
 
 
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