The usual way of debugging (including network tracing) the Maximo Anywhere application is to use Chrome Devtools. In some cases, it may not work, for instance, network monitoring is not available with remote device debugging on versions 763 and prior. Another scenario might be where the device could not be connected to a personal computer…
The usual way of debugging (including network tracing) the Maximo Anywhere application is to use Chrome Devtools. In some cases, it may not work, for instance, network monitoring is not available with remote device debugging on versions 763 and prior. Another scenario might be where the device could not be connected to a personal computer…
In most Maximo applications like Work Order Tracking or Assets, the list of selected records can get retrieved as follows: where service is an implicit variable automatically defined by the framework. It could be a bit tricky to get selected records in uniquely designed applications like Assignment Manager. The way to figure it out is…
Launching a dialog Following code launches the status dialog. Any dialog Id can be specified from the application’s XML. Closing a dialog Method # 1: The following code closes the currently open dialog by sending a dialogok event. Method # 2: In newer versions of Maximo, the above can be achieved with a single line.…
We can have user-defined operations in Maximo by adding menu items to an application using Application Designer. The functionality of the menu item can be implemented in various ways: invoke an action launch a dialog invoke an automation script invoke a method in Java class Here is how to implement each one of them: Add…
This article explains how to gather logs from Maximo Anywhere apps installed on an iOS device like iPhone or iPad. It works with any of Anywhere apps including Work Execution, Inspection, Inventory etc. Prerequisites Maximo Anywhere app installed on an iOS device Xcode installed on MacBook Using Xcode to view logs 1- Connect iOS device…
Cypress.io is a newish front-end test automation tool. In my brief encounter with Cypress, I found it relatively easy to set up and get started. The development workflow from coding to writing tests and running them is refreshingly smooth as compared to other Selenium based tools. Cypress does have its own limitations though as explained…
I am starting with an objective to create a relatively faster and lightweight development VM for Maximo 7.6.1. To cut down on the size and hopefully gain a bit more speed, I am going to use the following components: Operating System Ubuntu 16.04.5 LTS (64-bit) Database Oracle 11g Express Edition Application Server Websphere Liberty 18.0.0.2…