Creating objects with proper stereotypes

Hi,
I'm just trying to create Architecture Areas and Business Functions using VB. This all works as expected, besides of one small but important exception:
I want to create Architecture Areas and Business Functions of a given type (Stereotype).
When I create the Architecture Area or Business Function, assign the code and name, and then set the Stereotype, everything looks OK. The Stereotype is appearing on the symbol etc., but ... the graphical symbol differs from what we have configured for this element.
In the script I'm doing it this way:
L2Process = EamL2.ArchitectureAreas.CreateNew(PdEam.cls_ArchitectureArea)
L2Process.SetNameAndCode Trim(L3SubSubFolder.Name), Trim(L3SubSubFolder.Code)
L2Process.Stereotype = "Process"
The Architecture Area is created, the Stereotype is assigned:
But the graphical symbol is not the expected one, it"s rather the "default" one ...
What I have configured is:
Is there a way to create Architecture areas and Business Functions, so that the configured Custom Symbols are used? MAybe a parameter for CreateNew like in the CreateModel function, where we can set the Diagram Type?
CreateModel(PdEAM.cls_Model, EvaluateNamedPath("%_MODELS%") + L3SubSubFolder.Name + ".eam" + "|" + "Diagram=CityPlanningDiagram", omf_DontOpenView)
I can't find anything in the documentation in regards to this issue...
Thanks,
Rafal

Hi Rafal,
Could you try creating object directly in the collection using the GetCollectionBySteretype("Process") on model ?
Something like:
Dim processes
Set processes = EamL2.GetCollectionByStereotype("Process")
Set L2Process = processes.CreateNew()
L2Process.SetNameAndCode Trim(L3SubSubFolder.Name), Trim(L3SubSubFolder.Code)
This should assign stereotype at initialization and may be fix your issue...
Marc
PS. I did not check code, take care of potential typo.

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