Hello, The Monobjc project is targeted to Objective-C code access from a .NET application. That means, that the Mono virtual machine is first launched and controls invocations to native code.
If I understand what you want, you need the exact opposite. You have native Objective-C code that calls a .NET library. That means, that you need a way to execute this .NET library and call its classes and methods. Then you should take a look at the Dumbarton project. Informations can be found at http://anonsvn.mono-project.com/viewcvs/trunk/Dumbarton/. Here is an excerpt : "Dumbarton is an Objective-C framework that works as an interface into the Mono C API for embedding. Functionally, it works like an ObjC<->C# language bridge. It was originally written in order to bring imeem (http://www.imeem.com) to OS X to allow for the usability of a native Cocoa application without requiring developers to reimplement the core code that had already been written for the Windows client that had been written in C#/.NET. " Hope it helps. Regards, Laurent Etiemble 2008/7/21 Duane Wandless <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hello all... this project looks very promising. I am trying to write a C# > library that will be called from an existing ObjC application. I had found > this web page: > http://www.mono-project.com/ObjCSharp > Which this seems to be going down the path I want, however it has not been > updated in 2 years. > I have some common code that needs to run between Mac and Windows. But the > UI can be in true native. All of the examples for monoobjc seem to be the > C# app runs and has the ability to handle the NIB. What I want is an ObjC > app that runs and can invoke my C# library. > Can anyone point me in the right direction? > Thanks. > >
