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In a standard iPhone application, how is the delegate to the UIApplication class identified to the UIApplication? Is it the fact that the delegate identifies itself as following the protocol? Or is there some physical connection?
The connection is made in MainWindow.nib. The
UIApplicationinstance loads this NIB file and thereby creates the application delegate (which is an object in the NIB) and connects it to its delegate outlet.