I think you should create a component first in the
Component View and define
its language as  "Visual Basic" and its stereotype to
whatever type your
project will be i.e. Activex DLL or Activex EXE. 
Afterwards create your
Class, open it specification and in the Components
tab, right-click your
created DLL/EXE component and "Assign" it.  Then goto
the General tab and
select your VB stereotypes.  This is the solution to
your problem.

Joseph

----- Original Message -----
From: <gbusby@l...>
To: "professional vb" <pro_vb@p...>
Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2002 1:22 AM
Subject: [pro_vb] Visual Modeler


> I don't know if this is off topic; but, I'll try it
here anyway.  I
> designed a model using Visual Modeler.  When I go to
generate the VB
> source code, it only sees the "Module" stereotypes
in my project.  I've
> defined my User Services tier component as a EXE and
the Business and Data
> Services tier components as DLLs.  I can get the
User Services component
> to generate the code (they're all .bas Modules);
but, I can't even get the
> code generator to recognize my objects with the
CLASS sterotype in the
> DLLs when I go to generate code for them.  Does
anyone have any
> suggestions or could shed some light on this
problem?  Thanks in advance
> for any help.
>
> Greg




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