Thursday, September 17, 2009

Find Your UCM Search Active Index in Java

Out on the Oracle ECM Forums a question came up about how to find out which index is currently active (from Java). It's quite simple really. Just use the getActiveProperty method of the ActiveIndexState class.

Like so:

String activeIndexRoot = ActiveIndexState.getActiveProperty("ActiveIndex");

To see this in action grab this Sample Component to Find Your UCM Search Active Index.

Sep 17, 2009 2:06:48 PM | OracleUCM

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