NSURLProtocol is like a magic key to the URL. It lets you redefine how Apple's URL Loading System operates, by defining custom URL schemes and redefining the behavior of existing URL schemes. Does that sound magical? It should. Because, if you look for it, I've got a sneaky feeliing you'll find URLs — much like love — are all around us. What does UIWebView use? URLs. What's used for video streaming with MPMoviePlayer? URLs. How do you send someone to your app on iTunes, initiate FaceTime or Skype, launch another app on the system, or even embed an image in an HTML file? With a URL. Have a peek at NSFileManager and notice what many of its file-manipulation methods require and return — URLs.


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