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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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
The previous versions of Maximo all came with an installation guide that helped you install a Maximo application server for production purposes and also for testing or development purposes. In most cases, this is how most of our applications are setup. Unfortunately, Maximo 7 does not come with any demo data or even an installation guide for installing a MaxTest instance. The Maximo install guide does show you how to install one instance on one server, but some of you may want to install a MaxTest application server as well as your MaxProd application server. This guide will show you just how to add a MaxTest Maximo application using WebSphere. It also assumes that you have successfully completed the installation for your Maximo 7 production application.
Step 1:
Create a backup copy of your Maximo production database. I will assume most of you know how to do that, but if you don’t, you can find a guide for backing up a SQL Server database here or an Oracle database here. After you have created a backup, restore the database and name it MaxTest.
No, you don’t have to encrypt for it to work. Encrypting it just ensures that no one snooping around on your server can see the passwords in plain text.
quick questions:
in Step 7, if we don’t have ‘mxe.int.webappurl’ in our maximo.properties file, do we add it? also, do we change mxe.name=MXServer to mxe.name=MXTest?
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Nice article. But what will happen when when you need to upgrade this environment.
To create environments that can be upgraded later … you must use complete installation process of Maximo, plus for each installed environment there must be a backup of settings for the IBM ADE Service. I think on IBM Maximo site there is an article how to do this.
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One question: In Step 7 you change maximo.properties. Isn’t it necessary to encrypt the file after doing these changes?
No, you don’t have to encrypt for it to work. Encrypting it just ensures that no one snooping around on your server can see the passwords in plain text.
quick questions:
in Step 7, if we don’t have ‘mxe.int.webappurl’ in our maximo.properties file, do we add it? also, do we change mxe.name=MXServer to mxe.name=MXTest?
Yes you should add it.
hi chon,
currently i have problem on re-deploy maximo application, do you have any tutorials related to re-deploy and re-install maximo?
thanks
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Nice article. But what will happen when when you need to upgrade this environment.
To create environments that can be upgraded later … you must use complete installation process of Maximo, plus for each installed environment there must be a backup of settings for the IBM ADE Service. I think on IBM Maximo site there is an article how to do this.
I usually upgrade the original installation, then just copy that new install over the second instance.
Yes but than you can lose something … for example if you have several instances development, staging, production, load … ?
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Great article. do you have the same how-to steps but for Maximo 6. Weblogic or WebSphere.
I do not, but the process is pretty much the same idea.
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