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EZMaxMobile – Maximo Mobile Integration
Screen shots (click to enlarge & click image to close): [nggallery id=4] Real Time Maximo Mobile Connectivity InterPro Solutions’ has developed a mobile integration framework that provides real time connectivity to Maximo via WiFi or 3G connectivity. Devices such as iPhone, iPad, iTouch, Android, BlackBerry, etc. are now capable of logging into and ...
EZDash – Custom Maximo Dashboard
A web based dashboard that seamlessly interacts with your Maximo maintenance management system. EZDash provides real time interactive graphs and charts for use by staff to monitor and manage work processes, inventory, labor hours, PM schedules, etc. EZDash is easily configured to display a wide range of key performance metrics ...
EZEnergyDash – Custom Maximo Energy Dashboard
A web based dashboard that seamlessly interacts with your Maximo maintenance management system. EZEnergyDash provides real time interactive graphs and charts for use by staff to monitor and manage and view energy consumption. EZEnergyDash is easily configured to display a wide range of key performance metrics relevant to what’s important ...
WebMaint – Customer Service Request Module
This web-based add-on to IBM’s Maximo application system provides customers with a simple way to enter service requests and view their previously entered service tickets. Customers can enter requests without having to be a registered Maximo user, therefore eliminating the need for a user to register or be registered in ...
WebAssign – Workorder Assignment & Scheduling
This web-based add-on to IBM Maximo application provides supervisors and managers with the ability to assign work orders to specific staff as well as track the status of those work orders. Work orders can be assigned on an individual basis or by groups - it as easy as a "point ...Configuring BIRT Designer 2.3.2 with Maximo v7.1.1.5
Maximo 7.1.1.5 now uses BIRT 2.3.2, so to start developing reports for this version, you will need to install and configure the new BIRT Designer. You can begin by reading this BIRT Report Designer 2.3.2 configuration guide for base services 7.1.1.5 or any future release. You will have to download a few items prior to any configuration such as JDK 1.5, BIRT 2.3.2 all-in-one package, and of course BIRT Designer 2.3.2. I have provided the links here so you don’t have to snoop around for them.
Tags: Maximo, BIRT 2.3.2, BIRT Report Designer
4 Responses to “Configuring BIRT Designer 2.3.2 with Maximo v7.1.1.5”
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what version of JDK 1.5 is required for BIRT 2.3.2 and MAM 7.1.1.6? I currently have JDK 1.5_16. Your link downloaded JDK 1.5_20. Thanks in advance.
I was able to configured the designer with your guidance. Thanks mucho. But when previewing to test the reports, I got the following errors (but the report was able to run and display the rows successfully):
1.)The library with the namespace “MaximoSystemLibrary” is not found.
2.)The parent element “MaximoSystemLibrary.maximoDataSource” does not exist.
etc..
Any help would be much appreciated,
Andrew
I am also having the same issue. When I attempt to open a report(asset.rtpdesign), I get 48 errors. Eclipse is not recognizing maximoDataSource. I followed the sets in the configuration guide.
Any assistance in troubleshooting database connectivity issues would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Derek
I was struggling with this error for couple of hours and …. It is all about correct directory path separators.
Sounds bit crazy but in my case c:/IBM/SMP/ did not work but c:\IBM\SMP worked….
Remember to refresh Eclipse project.
cheers.
Tomasz