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  1. JBoss BPMS Platform
  2. RHBPMS-4723

[GSS](6.4.z) Graphics gets messed up in Dashbuilder if changing "Range (Y Axis)" field in JBoss BPM Suite 6.4.x

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    • 6.4.2
    • BAM, Business Central

    • BPM Suite 6.4.2 - Dashbuilder

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      Set "Scalar Function" value manually, so graphic will be displayed properly.

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      Set "Scalar Function" value manually, so graphic will be displayed properly.
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      1. Start some processes instances in business-central;
      2. Go to Dashbuilder;
      3. Click on "jBPM Dashboard" Workspace;
      4. Click on "Edit Content" for "Instances started by user" panel;
      5. Click on pencil icon next to "Range (Y Axis)" (see Scalar Function - "Sum" or "Maximum" should be set);
      6. Now set "Range (Y Axis)" to "User or role" and click on pencil icon again (see Scalar Function is set to "Count");
      7. Now set "Range (Y Axis)" back to original value (i.e. Process Instances) and click on pencil icon again ("Count" is still set, so the graphic gets messed up).

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      1. Start some processes instances in business-central; 2. Go to Dashbuilder; 3. Click on "jBPM Dashboard" Workspace; 4. Click on "Edit Content" for "Instances started by user" panel; 5. Click on pencil icon next to "Range (Y Axis)" (see Scalar Function - "Sum" or "Maximum" should be set); 6. Now set "Range (Y Axis)" to "User or role" and click on pencil icon again (see Scalar Function is set to "Count"); 7. Now set "Range (Y Axis)" back to original value (i.e. Process Instances) and click on pencil icon again ("Count" is still set, so the graphic gets messed up).

      After changing "Range (Y Axis)" by editing a panel with a graphic in Dashbuilder, Scalar Function is set to a different value (i.e. Count). If "Range (Y Axis)" is change back to orignal value, Scalar Function still remains with last value set (i.e. Count)... so the graphic gets messed up. See steps to reproduce to clarify.

            david.magallanes David Gutierrez
            rhn-support-ajuricic Amana Juricic
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