Import data with Maximo Enterprise Adapter (MEA)

There aren’t many differences between Maximo 6′s MEA and Maximo 7′s MIF. If you read my previous post on importing data with MIF, then it will be easier to understand how MEA works. The architecture is pretty much the same but some minor name changes. If you have never used the MIF, then this tutorial will guide you through how to setup MEA to import data. I will assume that you have already enabled MEA through the “Product Enablers” installation CD, and have already setup the JMS queues and buses. By default, MEA is not enabled and the queues are not configured. I may post another tutorial on how to setup JMS queues and buses for MEA, but not that is not part of today’s scope.

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About Chon

I am a Senior Consultant/Software Engineer and co-lead developer of EZMaxMobile at InterPro Solutions, LLC

  • lam.nguyen

    Hi all.
    I am a newbie from Vietnam.
    I have worked with MAXIMO for 5 years but Ver. 5.2 only. This time, I have to implement MXES MEA. I hope you help me.
    Now I try to create interface table for a remote end point. The system tells me that interface table list is null. Local end point has no problem. Help me pls.

    • abhishek

      Hi,

      JDBC URL for end point need to be correct, i also faced the same issue fixed by putting @ in the JDBC URL. This error comes only if the end point properties are not right.

      Thanks
      Abhishek