In VLF-ONE

VLF-ONE uses a newer switch mechanism than VLF-WIN. Some examples are: 

Switch to the Orders business object:

#avFrameworkManager.avSwitch Caller(#COM_OWNER) ToObjectnamed(ORDERS)

Switch to the Order business object and execute the New command:

#avFrameworkManager.avSwitch Caller(#COM_OWNER) ToObjectnamed(ORDERS) Execute(Command_New)

Switch to the products business object:

#avFrameworkManager.avSwitch Caller(#COM_OWNER) ToObjectnamed(PRODUCTS)

Display the application selectio menu:

#avFrameworkManager.avSwitch Caller(#COM_OWNER) ToObjectnamed('*SELECT_APPLICATION')

Exit from the Framework:

#avFrameworkManager.avSwitch Caller(#COM_OWNER) ToObjectnamed(VLFONE_DEMONSTRATION) Execute('*EXIT')

You can try these out in the shipped demonstration application and displaying the left edge slider (DF_SLIDLT):

In VLF-WIN

AvSwitch Method Examples Description
Invoke #avFrameworkManager.avSwitch
To(Framework)
Execute(Tax_Calculator)
Caller(#Com_Owner)


Switches control to the Framework and executes the command handler associated with the command named "Tax_Calculator".


Invoke #avFrameworkManager.avSwitch
To(Framework)
Execute('*EXIT')
Caller(#Com_Owner)




Switches control to the Framework and executes the command handler associated with the command named "*EXIT". This switch would cause the Framework to close down. It is handled exactly as if the user selected "File" then "Exit" from the menu bar.


Invoke #avFrameworkManager.avSwitch
To(Application)
Named(GeneralLedger)
Caller(#Com_Owner)





Switches control over to the application named "GeneralLedger". No command is executed.


Invoke #avFrameworkManager.avSwitch
To(BusinessObject)
Named(Customers)
Caller(#Com_Owner)


Switches control over to the business object named "Customers". No command is executed.


Invoke #avFrameworkManager.avSwitch
To(BusinessObject)
Named(Customers)
Execute(New)
Caller(#Com_Owner)


Switches control over to the business object named "Customers" and then executes the command named "New".