Put ViewObject into scope in Java

Question

I need put ViewObject into scope in Java. For example,
<bc4j:findViewObject name="xxxxView"> (FindViewObjectEventHandler) puts "xxxxView" into scope.
Could I do the same in Java:
ApplicationModule am = (ApplicationModule) context.getProperty(JboConstants.BC4J_NAMESPACE,
JboConstants.APP_MODULE_PROPERTY);
ViewObject vo = am.findViewObject("xxxxView");
and then put it into scope?

Answer 1

Sergey -
Usually, the reason for putting a view object into scope (using <bc4j:findViewObject>) is to make the view object available to other declarative event handlers. If you are writing Java code, then once you obtain a reference to your view object, you should be able to interact with it programmatically - without needing to "put it into scope".
Can you tell me a bit more about the behavior that you are trying to implement? I want to get a better understanding of why you need to put the view object into scope... what UIX code is going to be accessing the view object after you have put it into scope? Where is the Java code that puts the view object into scope being called from (an event handler)?
Andy