>>>Create a class "Datamapper" as custom, that has on property and two methods:
>>>DataMapper.Aliasname
>>>dataMapper.Getvalue()
>>>datamapper.setvalue()
>>>
>>>The getValue() method is as follows:
>>>

>>>LPARAMETERS tcFieldname
>>>RETURN EVALUATE(THIS.Aliasname + "." + tcFieldname)
>>>

>>>
>>>and the setvalue() method is as follows:
>>>

>>>LPARAMETERS tcFieldname, tvValue
>>>REPLACE (tcfieldname) WITH tvvalue IN (THIS.AliasName)
>>>

>>>
>>>In your form, do the following code:
>>>

>>>MainapplicationObject.NEWOBJECT("Datamapper","Datamapper","LibraryWhereDatamapperexist")
>>>MainapplicationObject.Datamapper.Aliasname = ??? *you should know the aliasname here.
>>>MyValue = MainapplicationObject.Datamapper.GetValue("MyField")
>>>

>>>
>>>What do you think?
>>>
>>
>>Yes, I like the idea - looks like it will work well - how this design pattern is called?
>
>
>Oh my and you were saying that wouldn't touch application object class anyway:) You succeeded to confuse me.
>Cetin

This method doesn't require any changes of the existing method's code in the application object.