Hi Vincent,

One way to do this is to fetch it from Pod's internal storage, provided you have access to OCP cluster. 

Extract files from MAS OCP Cluster

1. Login to OCP cluster using OC command line
2. Switch to Manage project
3. Execute rsync command
4. oc rsync inst1-masdev-manage-maxinst-****:/opt/IBM/SMP/maximo/applications/maximo/businessobjects/classes/com/ibm/tivoli/maximo/assethealth/AssetType.class  ./home/myfiles
5. File will be available to the local file system in WSL of linux adminstration host machine
6. You can copy and modify as needed
7. To deploy it back to MAS, use customization archive

Hi Vincent,

One way to do this is to fetch it from Pod's internal storage, provided you have access to OCP cluster. 

Extract files from MAS OCP Cluster

1. Login to OCP cluster using OC command line
2. Switch to Manage project
3. Execute rsync command
4. oc rsync inst1-masdev-manage-maxinst-****:/opt/IBM/SMP/maximo/applications/maximo/businessobjects/classes/com/ibm/tivoli/maximo/assethealth/AssetType.class  ./home/myfiles
5. File will be available to the local file system in WSL of linux adminstration host machine
6. You can copy and modify as needed
7. To deploy it back to MAS, use customization archive

Hi Vincent,

as Chandan mentioned the file can be found in the maxinst POD under /opt/IBM/SMP/maximo/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader.
Once you apply desired changes put it under <customization-archive-root>/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader in order to apply it back.

If you put some love into CSS styling then you can get something like this.

We dynamically style the box depending on current environment. You can do that using custom system properties or anything else available using Maximo Java APIs.

Hi Vincent,

as Chandan mentioned the file can be found in the maxinst POD under /opt/IBM/SMP/maximo/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader.
Once you apply desired changes put it under <customization-archive-root>/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader in order to apply it back.

If you put some love into CSS styling then you can get something like this.

We dynamically style the box depending on current environment. You can do that using custom system properties or anything else available using Maximo Java APIs.

Hi Vincent,

as Chandan mentioned the file can be found in the maxinst POD under /opt/IBM/SMP/maximo/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader.
Once you apply desired changes put it under <customization-archive-root>/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader in order to apply it back.

If you put some love into CSS styling then you can get something like this.

We dynamically style the box depending on current environment. You can do that using custom system properties or anything else available using Maximo Java APIs.

"anything else available using Maximo Java APIs" ... like calling an autoscript so you don't have to redeploy to make changes.

Hi Vincent,

as Chandan mentioned the file can be found in the maxinst POD under /opt/IBM/SMP/maximo/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader.
Once you apply desired changes put it under <customization-archive-root>/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader in order to apply it back.

If you put some love into CSS styling then you can get something like this.

We dynamically style the box depending on current environment. You can do that using custom system properties or anything else available using Maximo Java APIs.

Hi Vincent,

as Chandan mentioned the file can be found in the maxinst POD under /opt/IBM/SMP/maximo/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader.
Once you apply desired changes put it under <customization-archive-root>/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader in order to apply it back.

If you put some love into CSS styling then you can get something like this.

We dynamically style the box depending on current environment. You can do that using custom system properties or anything else available using Maximo Java APIs.

Hi,

I have a similar requirement, could you please let me know what changes have you done to achieve the change(Red header)?

Thanks in advance.

Hi Vincent,

as Chandan mentioned the file can be found in the maxinst POD under /opt/IBM/SMP/maximo/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader.
Once you apply desired changes put it under <customization-archive-root>/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader in order to apply it back.

If you put some love into CSS styling then you can get something like this.

We dynamically style the box depending on current environment. You can do that using custom system properties or anything else available using Maximo Java APIs.

Hi Aparna,

@Bartosz Marchewka can you fill in as you're the actual author of this specific header styling?

However if you're running MAS9+ then as @Jan-Willem Steur pointed out there might be better ways of achieving similar result across all MAS applications - not only local to MAS Manage. If you're interested then just have a look at Jan-Willem's replies in this thread.

Hi,

I have a similar requirement, could you please let me know what changes have you done to achieve the change(Red header)?

Thanks in advance.

Hi Vincent,

as Chandan mentioned the file can be found in the maxinst POD under /opt/IBM/SMP/maximo/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader.
Once you apply desired changes put it under <customization-archive-root>/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader in order to apply it back.

If you put some love into CSS styling then you can get something like this.

We dynamically style the box depending on current environment. You can do that using custom system properties or anything else available using Maximo Java APIs.

Hi @Aparna SV

The minimum changes that are required to have this style for environment header you can find below.

1. <customization-archive-root>/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader/customHeaderPage.jsp

<div class="envRibbon">	<span>DEV-MASTER</span></div>

2. <customization-archive-root>/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/skins/mas8/css/customHeaderPage.css

.mx--custom-header {  padding: 0rem 1rem;  min-height: 0rem;  background: #acacac;  display: flex;   align-items: center;}.envRibbon {  right: 50%;  top: -35px;  overflow: hidden;  width: 25%;  height: auto;  text-align: center;  position: fixed;  left: 50%;  transform: translate(-50%, 0%);  background: linear-gradient(#40a020 0%, #008000 100%);  box-shadow: 0 3px 10px -5px rgba(0, 0, 0, 1);  border-radius:50px/100%;  z-index: 2;}.envRibbon span {  padding-top: 38px;  color: #EFEFEF;  font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;  font-size: 16px;  font-weight: bold;  text-shadow: 1px 1px 1px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.3);  padding-bottom: 3px;  color: white;  display: inline-block;  color: #EFEFEF;  font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;  font-size: 16px;  font-style: normal;  font-weight: bold;  text-shadow: 1px 1px 1px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.3);}

Hi Aparna,

@Bartosz Marchewka can you fill in as you're the actual author of this specific header styling?

However if you're running MAS9+ then as @Jan-Willem Steur pointed out there might be better ways of achieving similar result across all MAS applications - not only local to MAS Manage. If you're interested then just have a look at Jan-Willem's replies in this thread.

Hi,

I have a similar requirement, could you please let me know what changes have you done to achieve the change(Red header)?

Thanks in advance.

Hi Vincent,

as Chandan mentioned the file can be found in the maxinst POD under /opt/IBM/SMP/maximo/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader.
Once you apply desired changes put it under <customization-archive-root>/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader in order to apply it back.

If you put some love into CSS styling then you can get something like this.

We dynamically style the box depending on current environment. You can do that using custom system properties or anything else available using Maximo Java APIs.

Thanks for the reply. I have done the changes from OCP terminal (maxinst pod). After this the changes are not reflecting. I assumed that pods will rebuild on its own,  and i can see the changes, but its not. Am i missing any step here ?

Hi @Aparna SV

The minimum changes that are required to have this style for environment header you can find below.

1. <customization-archive-root>/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader/customHeaderPage.jsp

<div class="envRibbon">	<span>DEV-MASTER</span></div>

2. <customization-archive-root>/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/skins/mas8/css/customHeaderPage.css

.mx--custom-header {  padding: 0rem 1rem;  min-height: 0rem;  background: #acacac;  display: flex;   align-items: center;}.envRibbon {  right: 50%;  top: -35px;  overflow: hidden;  width: 25%;  height: auto;  text-align: center;  position: fixed;  left: 50%;  transform: translate(-50%, 0%);  background: linear-gradient(#40a020 0%, #008000 100%);  box-shadow: 0 3px 10px -5px rgba(0, 0, 0, 1);  border-radius:50px/100%;  z-index: 2;}.envRibbon span {  padding-top: 38px;  color: #EFEFEF;  font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;  font-size: 16px;  font-weight: bold;  text-shadow: 1px 1px 1px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.3);  padding-bottom: 3px;  color: white;  display: inline-block;  color: #EFEFEF;  font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;  font-size: 16px;  font-style: normal;  font-weight: bold;  text-shadow: 1px 1px 1px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.3);}

Hi Aparna,

@Bartosz Marchewka can you fill in as you're the actual author of this specific header styling?

However if you're running MAS9+ then as @Jan-Willem Steur pointed out there might be better ways of achieving similar result across all MAS applications - not only local to MAS Manage. If you're interested then just have a look at Jan-Willem's replies in this thread.

Hi,

I have a similar requirement, could you please let me know what changes have you done to achieve the change(Red header)?

Thanks in advance.

Hi Vincent,

as Chandan mentioned the file can be found in the maxinst POD under /opt/IBM/SMP/maximo/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader.
Once you apply desired changes put it under <customization-archive-root>/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader in order to apply it back.

If you put some love into CSS styling then you can get something like this.

We dynamically style the box depending on current environment. You can do that using custom system properties or anything else available using Maximo Java APIs.

Hi @Aparna SV

The minimum changes that are required to have this style for environment header you can find below.

1. <customization-archive-root>/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader/customHeaderPage.jsp

<div class="envRibbon">	<span>DEV-MASTER</span></div>

2. <customization-archive-root>/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/skins/mas8/css/customHeaderPage.css

.mx--custom-header {  padding: 0rem 1rem;  min-height: 0rem;  background: #acacac;  display: flex;   align-items: center;}.envRibbon {  right: 50%;  top: -35px;  overflow: hidden;  width: 25%;  height: auto;  text-align: center;  position: fixed;  left: 50%;  transform: translate(-50%, 0%);  background: linear-gradient(#40a020 0%, #008000 100%);  box-shadow: 0 3px 10px -5px rgba(0, 0, 0, 1);  border-radius:50px/100%;  z-index: 2;}.envRibbon span {  padding-top: 38px;  color: #EFEFEF;  font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;  font-size: 16px;  font-weight: bold;  text-shadow: 1px 1px 1px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.3);  padding-bottom: 3px;  color: white;  display: inline-block;  color: #EFEFEF;  font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;  font-size: 16px;  font-style: normal;  font-weight: bold;  text-shadow: 1px 1px 1px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.3);}

Hi Aparna,

@Bartosz Marchewka can you fill in as you're the actual author of this specific header styling?

However if you're running MAS9+ then as @Jan-Willem Steur pointed out there might be better ways of achieving similar result across all MAS applications - not only local to MAS Manage. If you're interested then just have a look at Jan-Willem's replies in this thread.

Hi,

I have a similar requirement, could you please let me know what changes have you done to achieve the change(Red header)?

Thanks in advance.

Hi Vincent,

as Chandan mentioned the file can be found in the maxinst POD under /opt/IBM/SMP/maximo/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader.
Once you apply desired changes put it under <customization-archive-root>/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader in order to apply it back.

If you put some love into CSS styling then you can get something like this.

We dynamically style the box depending on current environment. You can do that using custom system properties or anything else available using Maximo Java APIs.

Hi Aparna,

@Bartosz Marchewka can you fill in as you're the actual author of this specific header styling?

However if you're running MAS9+ then as @Jan-Willem Steur pointed out there might be better ways of achieving similar result across all MAS applications - not only local to MAS Manage. If you're interested then just have a look at Jan-Willem's replies in this thread.

Hi,

I have a similar requirement, could you please let me know what changes have you done to achieve the change(Red header)?

Thanks in advance.

Hi Vincent,

as Chandan mentioned the file can be found in the maxinst POD under /opt/IBM/SMP/maximo/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader.
Once you apply desired changes put it under <customization-archive-root>/applications/maximo/maximouiweb/webmodule/webclient/customHeader in order to apply it back.

If you put some love into CSS styling then you can get something like this.

We dynamically style the box depending on current environment. You can do that using custom system properties or anything else available using Maximo Java APIs.

Hi Vincent,

As from version MAS9 white labeling is part of front-end configuration in the MAS Core admin console. I have used this new feature and it enables you to change the banner color, add your own logo as well as change the titles.  As a test I have done this on the Maximo Secrets MAS9 instance that @Andrew Jeffery is using for his MaximoSecrets articles.

A sneak preview:

Regards,