I am hoping someone has run into this.

I have a property of type string that I created a custom ui type editor for. This part is working great the editor pops up and the text is reflected back on the property sheet for that property. However the changes to the property value are not serialized back to the class unless I manually type something on the property sheet. 

Even though the text I type in custom editor is being reflected back to the property sheet property value some event or something is not firing to know that the value of that property has changed. 

Any ideas?

Paul

Something like that... however, you won't be able to get the executing assembly at design-time... you'll probably have to do this:

For Each loAssembly As Assembly In AppDomain.CurrentDomain.GetAssemblies()
    '-- Don't check the assembly if the name starts with System, DevExpress, Microsoft, etc.
    If loAssembly.Name.FullName.StartsWith("System") OrElse _ ' etc...  Then
        '-- Cycle through all of the types...
    End If
Next

Actually, now that I think about it, you can get the executing assembly, you just cannot get the entry assembly.  However, you might want to still use the AppDomain trick just in case your report is not located within the same assembly as your type editor.