View object Rows

Hi,
I am extending an OAF page. In which I am trying to get access to all the rows of a view object. This view object is used in an advance table. The advance table shows me 15 rows. 10 rows at a time(Advance table functionality).
Now when I write this code, it return me 15 as a result.
String.valueOf(vo.getRowCount()But when I try to run this code to iterate to each and every row, it just returns me 10 rows.
AwardLineVOImpl vo = (AwardLineVOImpl)am.findViewObject("AwardLineVO");
AwardLineVORow vorow = (AwardLineVORow)vo.getCurrentRow();
     while(vo.hasNext()){
        vorow = (AwardLineVORow)vo.next();
        oapagecontext.putDialogMessage(new OAException(vorow.getBidNumber()));
     }I want to know how can I get access to all the rows in the view object. As I can see the advance table shows 10 rows at a time. And when you click next, the next 10 rows are shown.
Regards,
B

The "row state" is only meant for entity object rows, not for view object rows.
For further details and a possible solution, please check How to identify inserted/modified row(s) in a VO
(Not related) Mr. "73012", I noticed you posted lots of answers on this forum lately. Nice of you that you want to help, but much too often (IMHO) you are not explicit enough to provide a useful solution. Or, sometimes, not quite attentive to the question...
If you are an Oracle employee, please take a bit more time to read the question; and maybe make your name public... If not, the same ;)
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Adrian

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