reverse-engineering to UML with VS .Net Academic 2003 -- dotnet academic

Frank
8/19/2004 3:27:03 PM

Hello,

I cannot reverse-engineer a simple C# program to UML (or any other program
for that matter). It seems to go through the motions of processing the code
but then the following message appears in VS .Net Academic 2003:

"Reverse engineering failed.
Couldn't load the UML model into the Visio diagram. Error number 45. "

A Visio file is created but the diagram is blank. I've searched the
Microsoft Knowledge base with no success. I have Visio 2002 Professional with
SP2 on a Win Prof 2000 platform. Is reverse-engineering disabled on VS .Net
Academic?

Any help or info much appreciated.

Thank you in advance.

Frank
8/20/2004 7:49:02 PM

I managed to solve my own problem.

Within Visio, I noticed that under "Options"->"File Paths", the "add-on"
directory path was pointing to a Biztalk directory. I changed it to the
"Solutions" directory (in my case "1033\Solutions"). This seemed to do the
trick.

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