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    Maximo Platform 761: Anamitra Bhattacharyya (STSM, Maximo) Krishna Dantam (STSM, Chief Architect, Maximo)

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    Maximo Platform 761 upgrades the embedded Jython library to version 2.7, makes it easier to reference add-on modules in Jython scripts, and supports library scripts with multiple utility functions. It also supports "action" launchpoint scripts that can close Maximo dialogs. The REST API documentation moves to developer.ibm.com/assetmanagement and supports OAS 3.0, virtual MBOs, and newer features. Maximo 761 is compiled and run on Java 8, requiring add-ons and custom code to also move to Java 8. It can now be deployed on IBM WebSphere Application Server Liberty in addition to IBM WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment and Oracle WebLogic

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    Maximo Platform 761: Anamitra Bhattacharyya (STSM, Maximo) Krishna Dantam (STSM, Chief Architect, Maximo)

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    Maximo Platform 761 upgrades the embedded Jython library to version 2.7, makes it easier to reference add-on modules in Jython scripts, and supports library scripts with multiple utility functions. It also supports "action" launchpoint scripts that can close Maximo dialogs. The REST API documentation moves to developer.ibm.com/assetmanagement and supports OAS 3.0, virtual MBOs, and newer features. Maximo 761 is compiled and run on Java 8, requiring add-ons and custom code to also move to Java 8. It can now be deployed on IBM WebSphere Application Server Liberty in addition to IBM WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment and Oracle WebLogic

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    Maximo Platform 761 upgrades the embedded Jython library to version 2.7, makes it easier to reference add-on modules in Jython scripts, and supports library scripts with multiple utility functions. It also supports "action" launchpoint scripts that can close Maximo dialogs. The REST API documentation moves to developer.ibm.com/assetmanagement and supports OAS 3.0, virtual MBOs, and newer features. Maximo 761 is compiled and run on Java 8, requiring add-ons and custom code to also move to Java 8. It can now be deployed on IBM WebSphere Application Server Liberty in addition to IBM WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment and Oracle WebLogic

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    Maximo Platform 761: Anamitra Bhattacharyya (STSM, Maximo) Krishna Dantam (STSM, Chief Architect, Maximo)

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    Maximo Platform 761 upgrades the embedded Jython library to version 2.7, makes it easier to reference add-on modules in Jython scripts, and supports library scripts with multiple utility functions. It also supports "action" launchpoint scripts that can close Maximo dialogs. The REST API documentation moves to developer.ibm.com/assetmanagement and supports OAS 3.0, virtual MBOs, and newer features. Maximo 761 is compiled and run on Java 8, requiring add-ons and custom code to also move to Java 8. It can now be deployed on IBM WebSphere Application Server Liberty in addition to IBM WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment and Oracle WebLogic

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    The key takeaways from the document are that Maximo 761 features enhancements to scripting, REST APIs, support for Java 8 and WAS Liberty, and a new work center based MMI application.

    The main scripting enhancements in Maximo 761 include upgrading the embedded Jython library to version 2.7, making it easier to reference add-on modules in scripts, and adding support for library scripts with multiple utility functions and action launchpoint scripts that can close Maximo dialogs.

    The main REST API enhancements in Maximo 761 include support for the OAS 3.0 specification, support for handling virtual MBOs, and providing a new home for REST API documentation on developer.ibm.com/assetmanagement.

    Maximo Platform 761

    Anamitra Bhattacharyya (STSM, Maximo)


    Krishna Dantam (STSM, Chief Architect, Maximo)
    Topics
    Scripting

    REST API

    Move to JAVA 8

    Support for WAS Liberty

    New MMI Work Center based Application


    Automation Scripting Enhancements

    Upgrade the embedded Jython library to 2.7 from current 2.5.

    Making it easier to reference add-on modules in Jython. No need to import the


    path to the add-on modules inside the script.

    Support for Library scripts with multiple utility functions. Simpler syntax to
    invoke those functions.

    Support for “action” Launchpoint scripts closing Maximo Dialogs.


    REST API Enhancements
    Support for OAS 3.0 – which replaces the swagger documentation of
    REST API. Open Standard, Better performance, more tooling support,
    richer metadata.

    Support for handling virtual MBO in the REST API and MIF. This helps
    the API to reuse the existing code for actions like moveAsset and
    changeStatus

    New home for the REST API documentation under


    developer.ibm.com/assetmanagement. All REST API feature updates will
    appear in this site going forward.
    Move To JAVA 8
    Maximo 761 is compiled and run on JAVA 8. This implies that we cannot
    use JAVA 7 runtime to host a Maximo 761 instance.

    Most of the add-ons and industry solutions are still at JAVA 7, and work
    on top of 761 Maximo, which uses JAVA 8 and runs on JAVA 8.

    Install will install the Maximo 761 in a new folder and customers have
    to re-install the Industry solutions or Add-ons (if they already have) on
    top of this folder. Similarly, custom code need to be applied on top of
    this folder.

    Customers can continue to compile the custom code in JAVA 7 or move


    to compiling in JAVA 8. Recommendation is to move to JAVA 8.
    WAS Liberty
    Maximo 761 now can be deployed on WAS Liberty.

    This is in addition to IBM WAS ND and Oracle Weblogic.

    Running on Liberty is yet another step towards modernizing Maximo.

    Ease of Cloud deployment for Maximo was the main impetus behind
    this feature. WAS Liberty support helps running Maximo in a Docker
    container environment.

    Liberty JMS support is sketchy – does not support HA natively. Need to


    be used with WAS ND SI Bus or MQ to be HA.

    Liberty JAX-WS web services need MIF web module to be at 3.1 as


    opposed to current 2.4.

    No RMI, No VMM Sync.


    Liberty Deployment Strategy – the bundles.

    Maximo-X
    Maximo UI
    (WAR) Maximo Cron
    Required (WAR)
    (WAR)
    Work Center
    Bundles Classic UI +
    based UI All Crons
    supporting code
    (html,js,css)

    Maximo JMS Maximo MEA


    Optional Maximo API Maximo Reports
    Consumer (EAR)
    Bundles (WAR) (EAR) Web services,
    (WAR)
    Old/new REST BIRT Report
    MDBs + XML/HTTP +
    API Only Server
    supporting code supporting code
    MMI – Maximo Management Interface

    New Work Center based App for MMI.

    More MMI API – like db ping, formula syntax evaluator.

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