Standard Component Definition Class Change

Hello Experts
1) STD. UI Component: FICACMP_WLI
    1st Viewset screen -> Search
                                -> Search result
             When i press 'Continue' button on the serach result view, it will take me to next screen with worklist details
    2nd Viewset Screen -> Worklist Details
            When i press 'Workitem + Interact' on the worklist details view, it will take me to next screen with 'Actions'
   3rd Viewset Screen -> Action List
Requirement
   1) I need to prepare Custom 'Search' View and 'Search result' view as per custom requirement, As per requirment I need to change Query_Result method also.
   2) When i press 'Continue' button on the 'Search Result' view then it must take screen directly to 3rd screen 'Action list'
   3) From ' Action List' standard functionality has to work.
Options:
I am planning to enhance Standard UI Component 'FICACMP_WLI' to do my requirement
or
do I need to prepare my custom component and i need to add component Usuage in standard UI component?
If i add custom component then there is a small problem, standard QUERY_RESULT method is populating so many attributes which are using in next screens, when i use my custom BOL QUERY_RESULT method i can't populate the standard attributes method, because they all are protected.
Note: Everything must be standard functionality , only i need to change 'Search' and 'Search result' , 'Query_result' method and Navigation from 1st screen to 3rd screen.
Just i need to skip 2nd screen.
Please guide me.
Thanks & Regards,
Sarath Kothuri

Hi Sarat,
In my view, First enhance the UI component and then enhance the Search and Search Result view and put your custom logic there by redefining the existing methods. Then find out the event handler method for "Continue" and 'Workitem + Interact' buttons, now redefine the event handler for "Continue" button and write the Copy paste the code from 'Workitem + Interact' event handler method. Please note I am assuming that all the views discussed in the query is in the same component.
Regards
Ajay

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e.jar;c:\Oracle\Endeca\Discovery\2.3.0\Integrator\plugins\com.cloveretl.gui_3.2.1\lib\bin\.\../lib/tar.jar;c:\Oracle\End
eca\Discovery\2.3.0\Integrator\plugins\com.cloveretl.gui_3.2.1\lib\bin\.\../lib/truezip-6.8.1.jar;c:\Oracle\Endeca\Disco
very\2.3.0\Integrator\plugins\com.cloveretl.gui_3.2.1\lib\bin\.\../lib/xmlbeans-2.3.0.jar;c:\Oracle\Endeca\Discovery\2.3
.0\Integrator\plugins\com.cloveretl.gui_3.2.1\lib\bin\.\../lib/XmlSchema-1.4.3.jar;c:\Oracle\Endeca\Discovery\2.3.0\Inte
grator\plugins\com.cloveretl.gui_3.2.1\lib\bin\.\../lib/XmlSchema-LICENSE.txt" "-Dclover.home=c:\Oracle\Endeca\Discovery
\2.3.0\Integrator\plugins\com.cloveretl.gui_3.2.1\lib\bin\.\.." org.jetel.main.runGraph -plugins "c:\Oracle\Endeca\Disco
very\2.3.0\Integrator\plugins\com.cloveretl.gui_3.2.1\lib\bin\.\..\plugins" -noJMX graph\LoadData.grf
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Hi! Thanks for your reply,
I did what you said (drag the component again to the Graph and delete the old one) but I am still getting the same error (The component that is not being found is the RESET DATA STORE),
One thing I forgot to tell you is that I am running it from the command line using "./clover" command line which is located in
/home/oracle/Endeca/Discovery/2.3.0/Integrator/plugins/com.cloveretl.gui_3.2.1/lib/bin
When I ran from the Integrator it worked OK.
I am using Endeca 2.3.0. and I am executing it like the following:
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Any new ideas?

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