August 24, 2010 in Maximo, Maximo 7, Maximo: MIF, Maximo: Programming by Michael Chrisman 0 Comments
If you are used to creating a UserExit class in Maximo 6 (MEA), then you will find a couple of big differences in Maximo 7. Some things are the same as in MEA. The main method you override are setUserValueIn() and setUserValueOut(). You still have the irData and erData parameters. …
August 13, 2010 in Maximo, Maximo 7, Maximo: Programming by Michael Chrisman 0 Comments
As a developer, I have always perferred using Weblogic or WebSphere for one reason: The exploded ear (see Running Maximo in an Exploded Ear (WebLogic) ). Unfortunately, WebSphere does not offer such a time saving method of running Maximo. At least I thought so, but thanks in large part of …
May 30, 2010 in Maximo, Maximo 7, Maximo: MIF by Michael Chrisman 0 Comments
Logical Management Operations (LMOs) are a part of the Integration Module component that is new to Maximo 7. LMOs are a common data layer that defines actions the system takes on Operational Management Product. Fields Field Description Name This is the name of the class file you created. This is …
April 28, 2010 in Maximo, Maximo 7, Maximo: MIF by Michael Chrisman 0 Comments
An External System describes a collection of interfaces that are for one application that is outside Maximo. Inbound messages must include the External System name so that the MIF can determine if the message is from a valid system and is enabled. Let’s look at the main tab: Fields: …
April 18, 2010 in Maximo, Maximo 7, Maximo: MIF by Michael Chrisman 0 Comments
In defining where data is going to/coming from in an integration, you use a handler to describe what that “other end” of the integration looks like. An End Point is an instance of a Handler. By using an End Point to create an instance of a Handler, you can customize …
March 28, 2010 in JavaME by Michael Chrisman 0 Comments
This last weekend was the Boise Code Camp and I have to say that is was a great success. I would like to send a special thank you to the organizers, session instructors, sponsors who generously donated, and all those that volunteers to just help out. As one who lead …
March 28, 2010 in Maximo, Maximo 7, Maximo: MIF by Michael Chrisman 3 Comments
Web services are a powerful tool in the MIF arsenal. The MIF provides a way to dynamically create web services based on the MOS, Enterprise Service or Standard Service. Without writing a line of code, Maximo will create the web service, WSDL, and all required web service files. Being that …
March 23, 2010 in C#, Programming Techniques, JavaME, Programming Techniques by Michael Chrisman 0 Comments
This is a presentation I did for the Boise Code Camp and Tech Fest. It talks about how to do data managements using the Record Management System provided in J2ME. It also covers use Data Access Object approach to handling your data management. Data Management in J2ME using the RMS.zip …
March 12, 2010 in JavaME by Michael Chrisman 0 Comments
This is a presentation on an Intro to JavaME development I created for the 2010 Boise Code Camp. It covers basic intro to the 3 pieces of JavaME (CDC, CLDC and JavaFX) and a sample app. JavaME-Intro.zip Technorati Tags: JavaME
March 12, 2010 in Maximo, Maximo: MIF by Michael Chrisman 0 Comments
The first episode of the MaxCast podcast is now available. You can download the MP3 here: WhatIsAnInterface.mp3 or subscribe to the RSS feed here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/MaximoPodcast. This week I talk about what is an interface and what you need to know to create one.
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