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Question summary: Consider a class SyncObject that is KVC-compliant with properties such as: time , someValue , lastChange , uuid . Consider an NSArray containing exclusively instances of SyncObject . I need to submit the array to the server as a JSON array. How would one submit this array to the server using HTTP POST using RestKit? Example array: [ { "time": "14:45 10/21/2011", "someValue": "15", "lastChange": "14:45 10/21/2011", "uuid": "0b07c510-f4c8-11e0-be50-0800200c9a66" }, { "time": "14:50 10/21/2011", "someValue": "62", "lastChange": "14:51 10/21/2011", "uuid": "1a6d4480-f4c8-11e0-be50-0800200c9a66" } ] Details I have an array of objects that I need to the server as JSON. It seems to me that RestKit is the easiest way to do this: I'm trying to avoid converting objects into a set of NSDictionary objects, and then using some JSON encoder to get JSON which I can POST to the server. So, having created the array, and having set up the mapping for the class of objects stored in the array, I naturally try to POST to the server. RKObjectManager* mgr = [RKObjectManager objectManagerWithBaseURL:@"http://localhost/someweb/api/"]; mgr.serializationMIMEType = RKMIMETypeFormURLEncoded; mgr.client.username = @"username"; mgr.client.password = @"password"; RKObjectMapping* mapping = [RKObjectMapping mappingForClass:[NSMutableDictionary class]]; [mapping mapKeyPath: @"time" toAttribute:@"time" ]; [mapping mapKeyPath: @"someValue" toAttribute:@"someValue" ]; [mapping mapKeyPath: @"lastChange" toAttribute:@"lastChange" ]; [mapping mapKeyPath: @"uuid" toAttribute:@"uuid" ]; RKObjectMapping* mappingForSerialization = [mapping inverseM

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