IBM Maximo for Oil and Gas Version 7 Release 5. Installation Guide

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1 IBM Maximo for Oil and Gas Version 7 Release 5 Installation Guide

2 Note Before using this information and the product it supports, read the information in Notices on page 9. This edition applies to version 7, release 5, modification 0 of IBM Maximo for Oil and Gas and to all subsequent releases and modifications until otherwise indicated in new editions. Copyright IBM Corporation 2007, US Government Users Restricted Rights Use, duplication or disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp.

3 Contents Installing IBM Maximo for Oil and Gas. 1 Updating environment data Updating database properties Updating installation properties Updating the WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment host name Preparing for the installation Running the installation program Deploying the EAR files on WebLogic Server... 6 Deploying the EAR files on WebSphere Application Server Command syntax for deploying EAR files on WebSphere Application Server Enabling spatial features for Maximo for Oil and Gas records Notices Trademarks Copyright IBM Corp. 2007, 2011 iii

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5 Installing IBM Maximo for Oil and Gas The installation of IBM Maximo for Oil and Gas Version 7.5 involves installing the product, deploying the Enterprise Application Archive (EAR) files, and configuring the software. You start the installation programs from the launchpad. Before you begin IBM Maximo Asset Management Version 7.5 must be installed on the same Windows administrative workstation where you plan to install Maximo for Oil and Gas Version 7.5, and in the same language as Maximo for Oil and Gas Version 7.5. Additionally, before you install Maximo for Oil and Gas, you must update the Maximo database during the Maximo Asset Management installation. For information about installing Maximo Asset Management, see the IBM Maximo Asset Management 7.5 Installation Guide in the Maximo Asset Management Information Center. For information about upgrading, see the Upgrade Guide, IBM Maximo Products V7.1 to V7.5 on the Maximo Upgrade Resources web site. For information about the hardware, software, and network requirements, see the System Requirements section in the Overview and Planning page on the Maximo Asset Management wiki. About this task You must install Maximo for Oil and Gas on a Microsoft Windows administrative workstation. The Maximo for Oil and Gas EAR files are built on the Windows workstation and later deployed to the application server. 1. If you are upgrading to Maximo for Oil and Gas Version 7.5 from an earlier version of Maximo for Oil and Gas (Version 7.1, , 7.1.1, or 7.1.2), update your environment data. 2. Prepare to install. 3. Install Maximo for Oil and Gas. 4. If you use Oracle WebLogic Server, deploy the EAR files. 5. For IBM WebSphere Application Server environments: The EAR files were installed during the IBM Maximo Asset Management installation. If this task was deferred during the Maximo Asset Management installation, deploy the EAR files. 6. An install license for IBM Maximo Spatial Asset Management is included with the Maximo for Oil and Gas license. If the license for Maximo Spatial Asset Management is installed and enabled, add spatial features to Maximo for Oil and Gas records. 7. If you are transferring data between Maximo for Oil and Gas and the IBM Chemical and Petroleum Integrated Information Framework or another MIMOSA OSA-EAI V3.2.1-based system, configure the integration infrastructure and load the initial data. Copyright IBM Corp. 2007,

6 Updating environment data When you install a fix pack or upgrade an existing installation, the installation program uses values that are recorded from the previous deployment. If anything in your environment changed since the original deployment, you must record these changes in properties files before you can install Maximo for Oil and Gas. About this task If you made environmental changes to any of the systems in the original deployment, such as changing a host name or updating a password, the changes must be recorded. To record the environmental changes, you update the install.properties and maximo.properties files on the administrative system. When the product installation program runs an upgrade task, it attempts to use values in the install.properties file and the maximo.properties file. During the upgrade process, if the user name or password for a system is not updated, the installation program uses the credentials in the properties files. If the installation program cannot log on to a system with the credentials found in the properties files, you are prompted to supply the correct information. Updated values are written to the appropriate property file. Updating credential information in property files has one exception: database connection and credential information must always be current before you attempt an upgrade operation. Database connection information and credential information are stored in the maximo.properties file. Any changes to this information from the time of the original deployment must be manually recorded in the maximo.properties file before you begin an upgrade from version 7.1, , 7.1.1, or to version 7.5. When you change the property value of the IBM WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment host name (WAS.DeploymentManagerHostName) in the install.properties file, you must also update a property for the WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment thin client in the thinwasadmin.bat file and then run that file. For information about upgrading, see the Upgrade Guide, IBM Maximo Products V7.1 to V7.5 on the Maximo Upgrade Resources web site. Updating database properties Before you can upgrade your version of Maximo for Oil and Gas, you must record any database changes that were made in your environment since the original deployment. Update the database properties in the maximo.properties file. 1. Change to the product_home\maximo\applications\maximo\properties directory. The default location is C:\IBM\SMP\maximo\applications\maximo\ properties. 2. Make a copy of the maximo.properties file, and rename the file. 3. Delete the maximo.properties file. 4. Change to the product_home\etc directory. 5. Back up the maximo.properties_orig file. Save this backup copy permanently. 6. Rename the unencrypted maximo.properties_orig file to maximo.properties. 2 Installation Guide

7 7. Copy the maximo.properties file to the product_home\maximo\applications\ maximo\properties\ directory. 8. Edit the maximo.properties file and update the credential or connection information for the database server. 9. Save the maximo.properties file. 10. Run the encryptproperties.bat file in the product_home\maximo\tools\ maximo\ directory on the file to encrypt it. What to do next Update the installation properties in the install.properties file. Updating installation properties Before you can upgrade your version of Maximo for Oil and Gas, you must record any installation program properties changes that have been made in your environment since the original deployment. Update the installation properties in the install.properties file. Before you begin Update the database properties in the maximo.properties file, as described in the previous topic. 1. Change to the product_home\etc directory. 2. Edit the install.properties file. Do not change encrypted properties that are prefixed by [enc]. You are prompted for updated values during the update operation. These values are written to the install.properties file. 3. Save the file. What to do next If you use WebSphere Application Server, you must update the WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment host name. Updating the WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment host name Before you can upgrade your version of Maximo for Oil and Gas, you must update the WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment host name that was used in the previous deployment. Before you begin Update the installation properties in the install.properties file, as described in the previous topic. 1. Update the WAS.DeploymentManagerHostName value in the install.properties file. 2. Edit the C:\IBM\SMP\WASClient\thinwasadmin.bat file. Installing IBM Maximo for Oil and Gas 3

8 Preparing for the installation 3. Update the following line with the new, fully qualified, host name of the WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment server: set wsadminhost=-dcom.ibm.ws.scripting.host=fully_qualified_host_name. 4. Run the thinwasadmin.bat file with these values: thinwasadmin.bat -domain manager user name -password. 5. When prompted, indicate that you do want to download the truststore file. Before you install Maximo for Oil and Gas, you must complete tasks on the middleware servers and on your administrative workstation. Before you begin The installation program requires access to the middleware servers that are installed with Maximo Asset Management to complete the installation. You need the administrative user IDs and passwords for the middleware servers. About this task When you install Maximo for Oil and Gas, you modify the configuration and content of your application server, database server, and directory server. These servers are referred to as the middleware servers. 1. Install IBM Maximo Asset Management 7.5 on the same administrative workstation where you install Maximo for Oil and Gas, and in the same language as Maximo for Oil and Gas. Be sure to update the Maximo database during the Maximo Asset Management installation. 2. Back up the middleware servers and the administrative workstation. 3. Prepare the application server. Application server WebSphere Application Server WebLogic Server What to do Ensure that the middleware servers are started. The installation program connects to the middleware servers by using the middleware login information that you specify during the product installation. Ensure that the application server (MAXIMOSERVER) is stopped. If the application server is running, stop the server and wait a few minutes before you start the installation program. If the application server is not stopped, the installation process stops. 4. If you run the installation program in a double-byte language or an Eastern European language, set the workstation regional settings to that language. You can reset your regional settings after you complete the installation. Running the installation program You can start the installation program for Maximo for Oil and Gas from the launchpad. 4 Installation Guide

9 About this task You access the product software either from IBM Passport Advantage or from the product DVD if you requested one. To download your product from IBM Passport Advantage, follow the instructions in the download document. The launchpad is automatically started when you run the product DVD. If the Windows autorun feature is disabled, you can start the launchpad by running the launchpad.exe program from the root directory of the product DVD. If you run 64-bit applications, use launchpad64.exe. 1. Start the launchpad. 2. Select a language for the installation program, and click OK. 3. Click Install from the menu of options on the left. 4. Select the installation path for Maximo Asset Management from the drop-down menu. 5. Click IBM Maximo for Oil and Gas. 6. Follow the steps in the installation program. 7. If the Package Options window opens, ensure that the check box to defer updating the Maximo database is cleared, and the checkbox to defer redeploying the Maximo applications is cleared. If you are installing additional products, you can choose to defer the Maximo application redeployment option. If the package options were specified during the Maximo Asset Management installation, the Package Options window might not open. 8. Continue the installation program until the Pre-Install Summary window opens. If the system check passes successfully, no error messages appear under System Check Messages. 9. If any error messages are shown, make a note of the message identifiers, and stop the installation. Contact your system administrator. 10. When the installation is complete, from the Package Successfully Deployed window, click Done. 11. For non-english environments only: If you use WebSphere Application Server, restart the server. What to do next Download and install the latest hot fix to ensure that you have the most current build with all recent fixes. The latest hot fixes are on the IBM Support Portal for Maximo for Oil and Gas. Review any existing release notes for this product at Release Notes for Maximo for Oil and Gas 7.5. Additionally, perform the following steps: v To check the results of the language package installation, review the language package installation log file, TDToolkitdate-time.log, in the Maximo_home\maximo\ tools\maximo\log directory. v If you use WebLogic Server, deploy the EAR files. Installing IBM Maximo for Oil and Gas 5

10 v If you use WebSphere Application Server, the installation is complete. You can start Maximo for Oil and Gas. However, if your environment requires you to deploy the EAR files manually, and this task was deferred during the Maximo Asset Management installation, deploy the EAR files. Deploying the EAR files on WebLogic Server If you use WebLogic Server, after you install Maximo for Oil and Gas, you must deploy the EAR files from the WebLogic Server console. Deploying the EAR files starts the application server. Before you begin v The EAR files must be deployed after the Maximo database is updated. The Maximo database is updated as part of the installation process. However, if you manually update the database (by running the updatedb command), make sure that you do so before you deploy the EAR files. v On a Windows operating system: If the MAXIMOSERVER server is not running, start it from a command prompt. v On a UNIX operating system: Ensure that the WebLogic Server daemon is running. To use the WebLogic Server console, you must have a Java Virtual Machine installed. 1. Change to the mydomain directory. Operating system Windows UNIX Location From a command prompt, change the path to drive:\oracle_installation_location\ user_projects\domain\mydomain Open a command prompt, and change the path to /home/mxadmin/oracle/ user_projects/domains/mydomain 2. Start WebLogic Server. Operating system Windows UNIX Command startweblogic.cmd./startweblogic.sh 3. Type the WebLogic Server user name and password. 4. Start the MAXIMOSERVER administration console by typing the following address in the address bar of your browser: 5. Log on to the WebLogic Server console. 6. Follow the instructions in the WebLogic Server console help to deploy the maximo.ear file and the maximoiehs.ear file. Results The installation is complete. You can start Maximo for Oil and Gas. 6 Installation Guide

11 Deploying the EAR files on WebSphere Application Server You can manually deploy Maximo for Oil and Gas EAR files on WebSphere Application Server. You perform this task if your organization has application deployment restrictions that require that you deploy application files manually. About this task The EAR files are installed on WebSphere Application Server during the Maximo Asset Management installation. If the deployment of the EAR files was deferred during the Maximo Asset Management installation, you can deploy the EAR files manually. 1. Deploy the Maximo EAR file: OILANDGAS_HOME\jacl\solutions\DeployApplication.[bat sh] WASAdminUserName WASAdminPassword "MAXIMO" WASNodeName WASApplicationServerName "OILANDGAS_HOME\maximo\deployment\default\maximo.ear" WASVirtualHost WASWebServerName 2. Deploy the Maximo help system EAR file: OILANDGAS_HOME\jacl\solutions\DeployApplication.[bat sh] WASAdminUserName WASAdminPassword "MAXIMOIEHS" WASNodeName WASApplicationServerName "OILANDGAS_HOME\maximo\deployment\default\maximoiehs.ear" WASVirtualHost WASWebServerName Related reference Command syntax for deploying EAR files on WebSphere Application Server You use parameters in the command syntax when you manually deploy EAR files on WebSphere Application Server. Command syntax for deploying EAR files on WebSphere Application Server You use parameters in the command syntax when you manually deploy EAR files on WebSphere Application Server. Syntax of the commands to deploy EAR files The syntax of the commands for deploying the EAR files includes the following parameters. Parameters WASAdminUserName A WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment account with deployment privileges. WASAdminPassword The password of the user who is specified in the WASAdminUserName parameter. WASNodeName The name of the WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment node. WASApplicationServerName The name of the WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment application server. Installing IBM Maximo for Oil and Gas 7

12 WASVirtualHost The name of the WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment virtual host. WASWebServerName The name of the WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment web server. Related tasks Deploying the EAR files on WebSphere Application Server on page 7 You can manually deploy Maximo for Oil and Gas EAR files on WebSphere Application Server. You perform this task if your organization has application deployment restrictions that require that you deploy application files manually. Enabling spatial features for Maximo for Oil and Gas records An install license for Maximo Spatial Asset Management is included with the Maximo for Oil and Gas license. If a license for Maximo Spatial Asset Management is installed and enabled, you must perform additional tasks to enable spatial features. About this task This procedure adds the Map tab and the Service Address tab to the following applications: v Assets (Oil) v Locations (Oil) v Service Requests (Oil) v Work Order Tracking (Oil) 1. In the product_home\maximo\applications\maximo\properties\product directory, open the oilandgas.xml file. 2. Search for the following <extendpresentation> elements and remove the comment tags (<!-- and -->)) from each element: v v v v <extendpresentation app='plusgwo' baseapp='wotrack' product='spatial'> <extendpresentation app='plusgsr' baseapp='sr' product='spatial'> <extendpresentation app='plusgass' baseapp='asset' product='spatial'> <extendpresentation app='plusgloc' baseapp='location' product='spatial'> 3. Save the file. 4. Run the updatedb command again. 5. Rebuild the EAR files. For details, see the information on the EAR files in the Maximo Asset Management Information Center. 6. Redeploy the EAR files. 8 Installation Guide

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