Parameters of LOV

Dear All
i have LOV exist in AbcVO and i can pass Parameters to this LOV using View Criteria takes some bindings , and i can do this by putting the column name in the value field for every bindings for my current VO.
my question now, my value will come from another VO, how to pass anotherVO.column in the value field of the binding instead of column of my current VO?
thanks
Edited by: Oracle ITself on Mar 14, 2011 7:29 AM

Hi,
the expression below is defined on a bind variable used in a VC. It looks up the AM and a ViewObject instance defined therein. It then reads the DepartmentId from the current row
adf.source.applicationModule.findViewObject('departmentsInLocation').currentRow.DepartmentId
The View Objects are not at all dependent.
Frank

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