Are LVOOP Objects supported in TestStand 4.0?

I'm working with a TestStand project and was thinking of using LVOOP Objects. I tried adding a Public Class VI from LabVIEW into a TestStand step but the object output shows up as Unknown in the type out. Does this mean that TestStand is ignorant of LVOOP objects?
Edit: Just found this post:
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=330&message.id=14786&query.id=44052#M14786
So that answers my question. This really sucks...!
Message Edited by Michael Aivaliotis on 09-07-2007 07:53 PM
Michael Aivaliotis
VI Shots LLC

Most of the time people do this in the Process Setup Callback and Process Cleanup Callback. Those are process model callbacks that you can override from your client sequence. They are probably better to use than the engine callbacks (SequenceFileUnload and SequenceFileLoad). They get executed before and after the looping respectively.
If you open the process model you'll see where they get called. Process Setup Callback is in the Setup step group and Process Cleanup Callback is in the Cleanup step group.
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jigg
CTA, CLA
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