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I have a cocoa application which has certain subroutines / methods. So if I have a method like this:
- (void) dummyMethod:(NSObject*)dummy
{
//code
}
Can I call it from an outside application providing I have the correct headers? I mean linking an application with another application. That method is an instance method by the way.
Sorry if that sounds absurd.
You can not call method from another application (process). You can call methods of framework,static or dynamic library.
To call method on another application you have to use interprocess communication mechanism. In cocoa you can achieve this by using Distributed notification.