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Terry Melbourne posted 11-29-2024 12:07
Hello,
We have 3 servers in our Maximo 7.6.1.3 environment, one serving as the http server and a primary and secondary Web application server. The secondary is just used to run the reporting and MIF JVM's and is seen as Node02 in the primary servers WebSphere admin console with Node01 being the 2 UI JVM's.
I have installed a certificate onto the http server using ikeyman to enable https and everything works well apart from reports. 
When a report is run interactively eg from the work order application the report is blank apart from the header icons.
If I go into developer options in the browser I can see the error is due to a series of mixed content errors eg
Blocked loading mixed active content "http://stgrpt.com:9081/maximo/bridge/webcontent/birt/styles/style.css" 
Stgrpt.com is a dns entry for the reporting server.
In Maximo system properties I have mxe.report.birt.viewerurl defined as https://stgrpt.com:443/maximo/report so am not sure how this gets converted to http at port 9081 in the error message.
The path /maximo/bridge doesn't seem to exist on any of the servers either.
 For scheduled reports I have the defined mxe.report.birt.proxyurlredirect as https://stgrpt.com:443 and these reports work fine.
Do I need to import the certificate into Websphere somehow so that the two nodes trust each other and both serve https or is it some other issue?
Any help much appreciated.
Kind regards
Terry
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Matt F posted 12-10-2024 20:05

Hey Terry,

Do you see any additional errors/messages or relative information in your WAS (SystemOut.log), HTTP server (access.log/error.log), or Plugin (http_plugin.log) logs when you run the Immediate report? I'd think we should see more than just what's getting outputted in the DevTools Console.

Do you have the correct Host Aliases entries in your Virtual Host that's mapped to your BROS JVM? 

Cheers,

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