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Greetings little elves, all busy toiling away on MCCA's,

I have a quick question,  :) , about dynamically loading classes using
NXBundle.

The bundle directory from which I would like to load is separate from my
main bundle.  This bundle directory consists of an interface file, 
PositioningMap.nib (inside the English.lproj dir), executable code, 
PositioningMap, and a tiff file.  The whole bundle directory is called
PositioningMap.framework.  The executable code is made up of a single class
called PositioningMap, a view subclass.

I made PositioningMap.m the nib file's owner.  Everything compiles fine
as a bundle in ProjectBuilder.

From my application, I can load the nib file, but for some reason I can't get
it to load in the PositioingMap view.  In the console, it says:

Dec 22 22:02:07 localhost ConceptBoard[3348]: objc: class `PositioningMap' 
not linked into application

Here's a snippet of code:

// The following seems to work fine
if (myBundle = [[NXBundle alloc] initForDirectory:bundlePath]) {
	printf("Seem to have gotten myBundle OK\n");
}
	
// This does not give me the Celebrate message 	
classObj = [[[myBundle classNamed:PositioningMap] alloc] initFrame:NULL];
		if (classObj) {
			printf("Celebrate good times, c'mon...\n");
		}

// And the following seems to work
if ([myBundle getPath:buf forResource:"PositioningMap" ofType:"nib"]) {
		
	loadedNib = [NXApp loadNibFile:buf owner:NXApp withNames:NO 
				fromZone:[NXApp zone]];
    }

This is when I get the `PositioningMap' not linked into application message
on the Console.

Any comments back would be appreciated.  This is for a Thesis demonstration.
If the the question seems trivial, please forgive, I'm a designer, not
a CS guru...


Merry Holidays,

Chris Conley
Institute of Design, IIT

thsscvc@iitmax.iit.edu