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  2. JBPM-9093

Stunner - Alert panel and Process Definitions contain encoded names

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    • Bug
    • Resolution: Cannot Reproduce
    • Major
    • None
    • 7.36.0.Final
    • Designer, Workbench
    • NEW
    • NEW
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      1. Create new project "projectName".
      2. Create new process with name containing other values than characters and numbers. For example: "#name&".
      3. Change ID from "projectName.name" to "projectName.name@"
      4. Save the process.
        • See alerts panel
      5. Make process executable in engine (e.g. by creating start event -> end event nodes on the canvas).
      6. Save the process again and deploy the project.
      7. Open Process definitions.

      Actual result

      The process name and process ID are displayed in encoded form in both Alerts panel as well as Process Definitions:

      • "%24name%26" is shown instead of "#name&"
      • "projectName.name%40" is shown instead of "projectName.name@"

      Expected result

      The process name and process ID are always displayed in decoded form in both Alerts panel as well as Process Definitions.

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      Create new project " projectName ". Create new process with name containing other values than characters and numbers. For example: " #name& ". Change ID from " projectName.name " to " projectName.name@ " Save the process. See alerts panel Make process executable in engine (e.g. by creating start event -> end event nodes on the canvas). Save the process again and deploy the project. Open Process definitions. Actual result The process name and process ID are displayed in encoded form in both Alerts panel as well as Process Definitions: " %24name%26 " is shown instead of " #name& " " projectName.name%40 " is shown instead of " projectName.name@ " Expected result The process name and process ID are always displayed in decoded form in both Alerts panel as well as Process Definitions.

    Description

      Alert panel and Process Definitions contain encoded names.
      For example:

      • "%24name%26" is shown instead of "#name&"
      • "projectName.name%40" is shown instead of "projectName.name@"

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              kgaevski@redhat.com Kirill Gaevskii
              lterifaj@redhat.com Lubomir Terifaj
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