Hello, Yes, I think it is possible.
The XIB only declare soft references to the runtime classes, so there is no difference if they are provided by an Objective-C library or by an exposed C# class. The important thing is that the classes must be available in the Objective-C runtime when the XIB is loaded. So, the points are: - put you class in a Objective-C shared library and load it with the ObjectiveCRuntime (it is like when a framework load) - embed this library in the bundle by using the relocation feature of the <mkbundle/> task. - the XIB should load without problem If you want to access your Objective-C class, you just have to create a C# wrapper like those found in Monobjc. Regards, Laurent Etiemble. 2008/9/12 Duane Wandless <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Hello again... I have a new issue. Is it possible to include native Cocoa > code in the bundle? I would like to have a Cocoa objective-C class that is > hooked up to the same XIB that my C# class is hooked up to. Different > elements but within the same XIB. ideally I'd have the NSTabViewItem > handled by an objective-C class and an NSArrayController that is handled by > a C# class. > > Is that possible? > > Thanks, > Duane >
