wxWidgets .NET library integration

We have a native C++ application that uses wxWidgets ( [login to view URL] ) and we are interested in adding support for a third party .NET library. We wish to outsource this task. Once the project has been awarded, the freelancer will be directed to the .NET library website where they will be able to download an evaluation version. For proof of implementation, the following source code is required: - The user will need to create an application containing a wxApp, a wxFrame and a wxNotebook. - A wxPanel must be used to completely contain an instance of the .NET renderer. The final application must contain a series of these panels inside the wxNotebook. - A wxToolBar should be created as a member of the wxFrame, containing buttons which will allow: -- adding a new .NET renderer panel instance to the notebook -- drawing a 2D circle in the panel that currently has focus - Inside a currently active panel, pressing a keyboard button will hide or show a floating toolbar that is a member of the panel. This toolbar will allow: -- drawing a 2D square to that panel - The application will contain a "File -> Open" menu to open a compatible file provided by us to be opened and displayed in an instance of the renderer. The application must be created using Visual Studio 2012. You will be expected to produce 32-bit and 64-bit debug and release build versions of code. You will be expected to produce a high quality of code and to adhere to our coding standards. You will be expected to submit your code for review prior to its being accepted. We will test it using 64-bit Windows 7. Two milestones will be created for this project : 75% for getting the 32-bit application approved and 25% for getting the 64-bit application approved. We will be available during UK office hours and you will be expected to be able to work on this project without excessive amounts of supervision. I would also like to add that we would see this work as the beginning of a number of such projects over time, so we are interested in finding someone to whom we could regularly outsource projects.