Where can I get the source code for Administrative Service and Operations console. We do have the license for the MFP 7.1 if that is not available open source.
The console is proprietary materials of IBM. The fact you are an IBM customer with a license to use MobileFirst Platform Foundation does not mean you are entitled to the source... of any part of it. It is not open source.
Why do you need this source?
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When I run the MobileFirst Operation by right clicking the MF project on Eclipse and then selecting the , like so:
I get a Operation Console site but different from the ones I find on the internet. In this site I can't find the download center.
Does anybody know what I did wrong?
The Download Center in the MobileFirst Operations Console that you are talking about is part of MobileFirst Foundation 8.0, whereas what you are using is MobileFirst Platform Foundation 7.x.
What you are using in the screen shot is MobileFirst Studio for MobileFirst Platform Foundation 7.1. In MobileFirst Foundation 8.0 there is no longer a studio component as you may be accustomed to.
Instead, in v8.0 what you need to do is to either download the Developer Kit which will extract a pre-configured Liberty server with MobileFirst Server deployed to it, in which case after starting it and visiting the console, you will then see the downloads center you are looking for.
Or, instead of downloading the DevKit, you can start a server instance on IBM Bluemix.
To download the DevKit, visit here: https://mobilefirstplatform.ibmcloud.com/downloads/
Then follow the instructions on how to start the server, etc. You are more then encouraged to read the docs, here: https://mobilefirstplatform.ibmcloud.com/tutorials/en/foundation/8.0/all-tutorials/
To start a server instance on Bluemix, first create an account on Bluemix.net and then read this doc on how to start a server instance: https://mobilefirstplatform.ibmcloud.com/tutorials/en/foundation/8.0/bluemix/using-mobile-foundation/
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I have a confusing with the IBM MobileFirst v8.0, does Mobilefirst App are only using Bluemix service / Server, or can MobileFirst App run on MobileFirst Server v8.0 alone and also does the MobileFirst Server same with MobileFirst Developer Kit.
You can run MobileFirst Server either on-prem, meaning you install it locally in production-ready server that you maintain yourself,
Or you can use IBM Bluemix. In Bluemix you are "given" a space where you can either use the Mobile Foundation service, which takes care of setting up a server for you with MobileFirst Server, or you can go through some steps to create it yourself.
To install on-prem: https://mobilefirstplatform.ibmcloud.com/tutorials/en/foundation/8.0/installation-configuration/
To install on Bluemix: https://mobilefirstplatform.ibmcloud.com/tutorials/en/foundation/8.0/bluemix/
In case of on-prem be sure to first contact IBM to purchase a license so you could gain access to download the required files.
The developer kit is like on-prem, and provides a ready environment for development purposes locally in your computer. It is like the Developer plan when using the Mobile Foundation service plan in Bluemix.
Developer kit: https://mobilefirstplatform.ibmcloud.com/tutorials/en/foundation/8.0/installation-configuration/development/mobilefirst/
Developer plan: https://mobilefirstplatform.ibmcloud.com/tutorials/en/foundation/8.0/bluemix/using-mobile-foundation/
Can i make some changes in MFP Admin console like changing the user >permissions, roles and so on ..., using IBM MobileFirst v7.1
The source for the console is available in the admin .war file you have deployed to your application server. However note that this operation is not supported by IBM. If you encounter any errors, you're on your own.
I have been using Worklight Quality Assurance(WQA) (renamed as IBM MobileFirst Platform Quality Assurance in 6.3 release) and had set up the Rational Team Concert to automatically create work item for bugs and crashes. In my RTC setup, I had used IBM DevOps service project (JazzHub) for automatic creation of work time for the bugs and crashes reported from the instrumented application. This integration has stopped working after I update to WQA 6.3 (IBM MobileFirst Platform Quality Assurance 6.3)
With IBM MobileFirst Platform Quality Assurance 6.3, if you are integrating with IBM DevOps service project for work item creation for bugs and crashes, then in the Rational Team Concert setup page, you need to provide the Jazz ID for the username and password of the IBM ID that is linked to the Jazz ID for the password for the authentication to work.
For earlier version of WQA, the integration with IBM DevOps service project used to work with JazzID and Jazz Password. If you had already setup the integration with JazzID/Jazz Password, and then you have upgraded to IBM MobileFirst Platform Quality Assurance 6.3, then you need to re-configure the RTC setup with JazzID and IBM ID Password for the integration to work.
More information can be found in the Knowledge Center : Integrating with Rational Team Concert
Can we implement IWAP reports with developer edition of IBM Worklight 6.0 ? If yes please guide me with technical document or any link. Is this feature only available with Enterprise or Consumer version ?
If yes then how can we implement/test this on development environment. And can anyone please provide me with list of features which are not available with developer version(one which comes into my mind is Application Center).
The Operational Analytics feature introduced in Worklight 6.0 is only available for paid versions of IBM Worklight 6.0. There's a file (analytics.zip) in the resulting IBM Installation Manager output folder that contains everything you need to setup the IBM Websphere Analytics Platform (IWAP). Once you have IWAP installed, you will need to modify a couple of properties inside worklight.properties which, among other things, tell the Worklight Server where to send the analytics data.
Regarding features found only in paid versions, beside Application Center and Operational Analytics, ability to use other DBMS (MySQL, DB2, etc.) and Application Servers (WAS, Tomcat, etc.). There are also Ant scripts that aim to help with common tasks like deployments.
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