Create custom class for assets?
Or is there any other way?
HELP NEEDED!!
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Adam_Dzyacky Product Owner Contributor Monkey ✭✭✭✭✭In the download for Asset Management MPs, there is a folder contained therein called "authoring". Per the associated readme.txt file -Authoring Cireson Asset Management Forms========================================1. Copy Cireson.AssetManagement.Forms.dll to the Authoring Toolinstallation folder "\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft System Center 2012\Service Manager Authoring\PackagesToLoad".2. Copy CiresonAssetManagement.mp to the Authoring Toolinstallation folder "\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft System Center 2012\Service Manager Authoring\Library".3. OR - copy these files to the same folder where your Management Pack .xml is saved to.4. These files must be kept up to date with each release.5. Before customising a form, ensure that the SCSM Console has previously been started and connected to a Management Serverthat is licensed for Cireson Asset Management.
Once you've done this, you can start authoring with those classes which would include extending the class to support your own custom properties.6 -
Geoff_Ross Cireson Consultant O.G.Vignesh,
You have a version mismatch of the Cireson Asset Management MP. The installed version is 144 but the version you copied to the Authoring Tool library folder is 148.
Geoff
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Or is it possible to import an existing Cireson Asset MP and add few properties and reseal and import to the console? Would that work ?
Once you've done this, you can start authoring with those classes which would include extending the class to support your own custom properties.
@adam_Dzyacky Thank you for your reply.
I did follow the steps and also sealed the MP as per this KB (http://kb.cireson.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/User-Guide-Asset-Mgt-Authoring-2015-Q1.pdf). I only created an Asset Management Class and not form. Sealed it accordingly with our .snk file. When I try to import the extensionclass MP to the SCSM console, I am getting this following error.
You have a version mismatch of the Cireson Asset Management MP. The installed version is 144 but the version you copied to the Authoring Tool library folder is 148.
Geoff
You shouldnt need the MP, make sure your loading the same files included with the installed version of AM and double check you did the below step first:
1. Open Service Manager Authoring Tool
2. Select File, Open and browse to the Asset Management Pack files, Authoring folder, and try to open the sealed CiresonAssetManagement.mp file
3. Next, I'm asked to locate the Cireson.Console.Licensing.mp file..