In a real-world scenario, you would not have to re-generate your stubcode, as you have not changed your table grammars or tables. After adding the second configuration, all you would have to do is write the code that your application would use to switch between the configurations whenever a message of that type is parsed.

In this tutorial, you will regenerate your stubcode based on the VMD file you just created, which will give you a server application to work with. The next section explains how to use the Stubcode Generation Wizard to regenerate your stubcode.