Accessing the ViewRowImpl in Managed Bean

Hi,
I am having the requiredment like setting the data to view object based on some conditions. Here after setting the data to a view object, i dont want to make my transaction as dirty, so am using the populateAttribute. since am setting the single attribute am planing to get the ViewRowImpl and want set the data in my managed bean instead of writing the service method in viewImpl.
is it the good approach to get the viewRowImpl in managed Bean.. Please suggest...
Reg,
Brahma B.

Hi Frank Thanks for your reply...
Here i will create a record before loading the screen in add mode for accepting the user input. after creation of the record i will set some data programatically(the data may be usefull for dropdown which i attached to the a perticular column).
Reg,
Brahma B.

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