[opencms-dev] View of Search Result in one line

[maria.freixes_graells at alcatel.es]

Hello Nacho!!
Thanks very much for your comments.
I didn't know that there was Development Enviroments, they will be very 
usefully for me.
THANKS!!!

And you are right, the class CmsWorkplaceAction doesn't exists for my 
version.
For this reason I've tried another code, but although this doesn't 
produce any error, it doesn't work....

Because the workplace is not open into /site/defaults

<%@ page import="org.opencms.workplace.*, org.opencms.main.*, 
org.opencms.db.*, org.opencms.search.*, org.opencms.file.*, 
org.opencms.util.*, org.opencms.jsp.*, java.util.*, java.lang.String" 
%>          


<%

CmsLogin wp = new CmsLogin(pageContext, request, response);

%>
<%= wp.displayDialog() %>

<%
CmsJspActionElement cms = new
CmsJspActionElement(pageContext,request,response);
%>

<%   
CmsObject cmsObject = cms.getCmsObject();
cmsObject.getRequestContext().setSiteRoot("/sites/default");

%>


Nacho Fernandez escribió:
> Hi Maria. I strongly recommend you to use an Development Enviroment 
> such as Eclipse or NetBeans to develop your code. For instance with 
> Eclipse and the WTP (Web Tools Project) installed you can write your 
> jsps with code assist, code completion and even suggestions for fixing 
> errors. The you can paste the developed code into OpenCMS.
>
> Regarding your code, the line
>
>         CmsObject cmsObject = cmsJspActionElement.getCmsObject();
>
> should be
>  CmsObject cmsObject = CmsJspActionElement.getCmsObject();
> in terms of spelling (all classes start with capitals).
>
> I wonder which OpenCMS version you are using, or which javadocs 
> version you are reading, because the class CmsJspActionElement doesn't 
> have a getCmsObject() method anymore, nor there is a 
> CmsWorkplaceAction class.
>
> I recommend you use the online javadocs from OpenCMS to keep updated at:
> http://www.opencms.org/export/javadoc/core/index.html
> and if you are looking for methods that return "CmsObject" for 
> instance, locate the CmsObject and click in "Use" and then search for 
> "methods that return".
>
> Hope this helps and sorry if I sounded a bit edgy (having a bad day). 
> Greetings,
>
> Nacho.
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