public int SAVE() throws MXException, RemoteException

psdi.webclient.system.beans.AppBean

psdi.webclient.beans.asset.AssetAppBean

public int MOVEASSET() throws RemoteException, IOException, ServletException

@Jason VenHuizen  I have requirement in Asset List tab. In my list Tab, location column is available. when user click on link assocaited with Location column, it should open location record. Is it possible via appbean.asset script ?

Thank you.

public int SAVE() throws MXException, RemoteException

psdi.webclient.system.beans.AppBean

psdi.webclient.beans.asset.AssetAppBean

public int MOVEASSET() throws RemoteException, IOException, ServletException

Hello Pavan,

If you simply want a quick way for the user to get to the Locations app for the Location on a row of the Assets app's List tab, you can do that very easily using the "Go To Locations" feature.  The out-of-the-box Assets applications already has the Location column configured to "Go To Locations" but the chevron to select it only appears on the Filter Row because the List tab is a Read Only table and the chevron doesn't appear on table columns in a Read Only table.  However, if you add a textbox control inside the tablecol tag for the Location column, the chevron will appear and the user can select the "Go To Locations" option.

For example, you would change:

<tablecol applink="location,ipc" dataattribute="location" id="results_showlist_tablebody_4" lookup="locations" menutype="locations"/>

to something like this:

<tablecol applink="location,ipc" dataattribute="location" id="results_showlist_tablebody_4" lookup="locations" menutype="locations">
   <textbox id="1779822542585"/>
</tablecol>

public int SAVE() throws MXException, RemoteException

psdi.webclient.system.beans.AppBean

psdi.webclient.beans.asset.AssetAppBean

public int MOVEASSET() throws RemoteException, IOException, ServletException

Hi Pavan,

I received a response from you through the IBM Community, which I don't see here, and I couldn't find a way to respond to you except through here.  The email I received is below:

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From: Pavan Uppalanchu via IBM Community <Mail@ConnectedCommunity.org>
Sent: Tuesday, May 26, 2026 11:14 PM
To: JulioH@Ergonare.com
Subject: RE: mxevent definition and usage

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Message From: Pavan Uppalanchu

Hello, 

Thank you for reply. I tried and it's working!!!!   

Can we enable hyperlink like we had on asset column? 

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Pavan Uppalanchu
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My response is below:

While it is possible to show the underline under the Location field just as it appears under the Asset field, clicking it would just take you to the main Asset tab for the Asset on that row.

Allowing an underline to work as a real link to take you to the Locations app may be possible, but would be more involved and would be inconsistent with the rest of Maximo.

Thanks.

public int SAVE() throws MXException, RemoteException

psdi.webclient.system.beans.AppBean

psdi.webclient.beans.asset.AssetAppBean

public int MOVEASSET() throws RemoteException, IOException, ServletException

hello Julio,

Thank you again for your response. I tried with databean auto script and it's working. I thought that might have been possible through configuration change. Below is my solution and it's working but loading for about 2-3 seconds.  The event locationrecord should be mentioned on location column in list tab in application designer.

def locationrecord(ctx):
    mbo = ctx.getEvent().getSourceControlInstance().getDataBean().getMbo()
    location = mbo.getString("LOCATION")
    siteID = mbo.getString("siteid")
    wcs = ctx.webclientsession()
    # -------------------------------------------------
    # . Build Location  WHERE clause
    # -------------------------------------------------
    whereClause = "location = '{}' AND siteid='{}'".format(location,siteID)
    
    encodedWhere = URLEncoder.encode(whereClause, "UTF-8")
    
    # -------------------------------------------------
    # . Navigate to Location 
    # -------------------------------------------------
    finalUrl = (
        "/maximo/oslc/graphite/manage-shell/index.html"
        "?event=loadapp"
        "&value=location"
        "&additionalevent=sqlwhere"
        "&additionaleventvalue=" + encodedWhere +
        "&changetab=main"
    )
    
    wcs.gotoApplink(finalUrl)

public int SAVE() throws MXException, RemoteException

psdi.webclient.system.beans.AppBean

psdi.webclient.beans.asset.AssetAppBean

public int MOVEASSET() throws RemoteException, IOException, ServletException

Hi all,

I'm wondering what the opinions of the folks here about bean scripting is. So far, I tend to avoid enabling it as you can directly write things whatever you want in the html of the website.

However, the approach of using the gotoAppLink() will also work with an Action launch point on the line level. At least I did some Actions on table rows recently. This python example duplicates a line in a custom object:

from java.lang import System
from psdi.mbo import MboRemote, MboSetRemote

thisset = mbo.getThisMboSet();
currentpos = thisset.getCurrentPosition();

newline = thisset.addAtIndex(currentpos);
newline.setValue("sequence",mbo.getInt("sequence"));
newline.setValue("intobjectname",mbo.getString("intobjectname"));
newline.setValue("objectname",mbo.getString("objectname"));
newline.setValue("parentobjname",mbo.getString("parentobjname"));
newline.setValue("level",mbo.getInt("level"));
newline.setValue("label",mbo.getString("label"));
newline.setValue("isdatasource",mbo.getBoolean("isdatasource"));
newline.setValue("isonetoone",mbo.getBoolean("isonetoone"));
newline.setValue("isxpath",mbo.getBoolean("isxpath"));
newline.setValue("includeinparent",mbo.getBoolean("includeinparent"));
newline.setValue("afterattribute",mbo.getString("afterattribute"));
newline.setValue("xpath",mbo.getString("xpath"));

# Neu sortieren
for i in range(0, thisset.count()):
    objrow = thisset.getMbo(i);
    if i >= currentpos:
        objrow.setValue("sequence",i);

# table refresh
wcs=service.webclientsession();

databean = wcs.getDataBean("eamerobjects_table");
if databean is not None:
    databean.refreshTable();
    databean.setCurrentRow(currentpos);

databean1 = wcs.getDataBean("eamattribute_table");
if databean1 is not None:
    databean1.refreshTable();
    databean1.setCurrentRow(currentpos);

Just as an alternative option. In the end I'm curious if I'm over-cautious by disabling bean scripting on purpose....

public int SAVE() throws MXException, RemoteException

psdi.webclient.system.beans.AppBean

psdi.webclient.beans.asset.AssetAppBean

public int MOVEASSET() throws RemoteException, IOException, ServletException