Why is the 'Named Domain Class' tool missing in the DSL Designer category in the toolbox ?

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Published on 2010-02-09T08:25:38Z Indexed on 2010/04/17 2:43 UTC
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I have the Domain-Specific development with VS DSL Tools book by Cook, Jones, et.all

The book and various tutorials online mention a NamedDomainClass tool that should be present in the DSL Designer toolbox. I have installed VS 2010 beta 2 on Win XP - however this tool is missing in the toolbox. I've created a project using the Minimal project template as mentioned in the book. I have 12 tools showing up including the Domain Class tool.

I've searched online and apparently no one else has this problem.

  • Can someone confirm that it's missing in VS 2010 Beta 2?
  • If not how can I get it to show up ?
  • Is there any way in which I can add a Domain class instance and tweak it so that it becomes a Named Domain Class? The book mentions that there is some must-be-unique validation and serialization changes that are done by the NamedDomainClass tool.

I've tried 'Choose Items' context menu on the DSL Designer category. These tools apparently are added dynamically ; do not show up in the lists on the dialog that comes up.

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