EntitySpaces Version # 2007.0.318.0
MyGeneration Version # 1.2.0.2

Inside my solution i have a project called Calltracker.Library.  This is where I store my Custom and Generated BusinessObjects

My form is in a project called CTWin.  This project has a reference to Calltracker.Library

I add a datasource, pointing to  CallTracker.Library.BusinessObjects.CallTypeCollection

I drag it onto the form and a DataGridView is created.

 When i try to run, i get this error inside the Designer.vb file:

  Type 'CallTracker.Library.BusinessObjects.CallTypeCollection' is not defined.   

pointing to this line of code:

 Me.CallTypeCollectionBindingSource.DataSource = GetType(CallTracker.Library.BusinessObjects.CallTypeCollection)

If i add this line to the Designer Code:

Imports CallTracker.Library

  i can change the designer code to this:

Me.CallTypeCollectionBindingSource.DataSource = GetType(BusinessObjects.CallTypeCollection)

I'm sure i'm missing something simple but cannot figure it out.  i want to avoid having to modify the designer code.     

Am I correct in understanding that this is a Windows.Forms project?  Either way this is a .NET thing, I would do some searching on Google as this all happens long before any EntitySpaces code is executed. It appears that it cannot determine that the EntitySpaces collection can be found in that dll, have you added that imports statement to your main form's vb file? And do you have a reference to it? Also, are you running with STRICT turned on? It's in your VS Project settings some where, it might flush some things out. 

Still, something is wrong with that code, you still have to Load and populate the entity collection yourself, our EntitySpaces trial does it, perhaps David will chime in, somethings not correct with that code.

Yes it is Windows.Forms

I will search google later on to see if i can find anything, however I will probably use Run-Time binding as I like to have a little more control over what is going on.

The imports statement is there because i can reference the different objects in 

Option Strict is set to On

The Designer class for a Form is a partial class on that Form. I believe if you add an Imports statement for the full namespace in the code for your Form, you should not have to make any changes in the Designer code.

Imports CallTracker.Library.BusinessObjects