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NAVIGATE_TO_SCREEN function doesn't seem to work in VLF-ONE
Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2017 11:57 pm
by leojp
Hi Team,
We are in the process of migrating our applications from lansa version 13 vlf to lansa version 14 (VLF-ONE). Observed that 'NAVIGATE_TO_SCREEN()' function in ramp script is not working in VLF-ONE. But we are using the same function which works fine in lansa vlf 13.
Immediately after the execution of ''NAVIGATE_TO_SCREEN()' function ramp script breaks/crashes and gives a message saying 'No Valid navigation path from 'Screen1' to 'Menu Screen'. Please see to the attached screen shot for your reference.
Re: NAVIGATE_TO_SCREEN function doesn't seem to work in VLF-ONE
Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2017 11:58 pm
by leojp
Please suggest is something that I miss here. Or suggest me any other alternative of achieving the navigation of screens.
Re: NAVIGATE_TO_SCREEN function doesn't seem to work in VLF-ONE
Posted: Fri Oct 27, 2017 8:54 am
by MarkD
Run with trace mode on and examine what happens.
Re: NAVIGATE_TO_SCREEN function doesn't seem to work in VLF-ONE
Posted: Fri Oct 27, 2017 3:35 pm
by leojp
From trace I understood one point that there is no proper navigation plan prepared from LoanScn1 to LoanScn2 screen.
But im more concerned about the function 'NAVIGATE_TO_SCREEN()'. Why this function doesn't navigates to the intended screen whereas it works fine in Version 13. Please let me know if anything substitute is there in place.
Re: NAVIGATE_TO_SCREEN function doesn't seem to work in VLF-ONE
Posted: Sat Oct 28, 2017 8:24 am
by MarkD
It should work in VLF-ONE.
Could you elaborate on your comment “whereas it works fine in Version 13”?
Do you mean:
(a) that the actual problem script and RAMP session you are using used to work in LANSA V13.
(b) a general comment that you have used NAVIGATE_TO_SCREEN in LANSA V13 with no issue.
If it’s (a) are you seem to be saying that the actual problematic script you are using works fine in VLF-WEB in LANSA V13 (since VLF-ONE has never worked in LANSA V13).
If you are using VLF-ONE RAMP with a former VLF-WEB RAMP script then there might be some complex reason for this problem, because VLF-WEB and VLF-ONE are architecturally very different products.
If it’s (a) or (b) then I would first double check that your RAMP definitions do correctly define a navigation path from the first screen to the second. If you are sure they do then you should report the issue to your local support organization.