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  1. Red Hat Process Automation Manager
  2. RHPAM-3459

Double value in the form is shown with a group separator and attempt to save the value fails when the form is rendered by kie server (property org.jbpm.wb.forms.renderer.ext is set to true)

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    • Bug
    • Resolution: Done
    • Major
    • 7.10.0.GA
    • 7.8.0.GA
    • Form Modeler
      • Red Hat Process Automation Manager (RHPAM) 7.8.0.GA
      • Kie server configured to render the form by setting the following property "org.jbpm.wb.forms.renderer.ext" to true;

       

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      Every double value that is represented with a group separator have to be changed and comma separator has to be removed in order to save the value properly. 

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      Every double value that is represented with a group separator have to be changed and comma separator has to be removed in order to save the value properly. 
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      • Set "org.jbpm.wb.forms.renderer.ext" property to true in the config file and start the server;
      • Create a Data Object with a "Double" field and some other fields.
      • Create a simple business process with a user task bound to the above data object. (The user task should have appropriate assignment groups and In/Out params)
      • Generate task and process forms - This should create the task form with a nested form bound to the data object.
      • Save and deploy the process.
      • Kickoff an instance of the process and supply values. Make sure to supply bigger numeric value (Eg: 125000) and find a task waiting in the task inbox.
      • Claim, Start the task.
      • Note that the numeric value has a group separator (Eg: 125,000). Now save the task and observe the error.

      Attached simple project that can be used to reproduce the error. 

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      Set "org.jbpm.wb.forms.renderer.ext" property to true in the config file and start the server; Create a Data Object with a "Double" field and some other fields. Create a simple business process with a user task bound to the above data object. (The user task should have appropriate assignment groups and In/Out params) Generate task and process forms - This should create the task form with a nested form bound to the data object. Save and deploy the process. Kickoff an instance of the process and supply values. Make sure to supply bigger numeric value (Eg: 125000) and find a task waiting in the task inbox. Claim, Start the task. Note that the numeric value has a group separator (Eg: 125,000). Now save the task and observe the error. Attached simple project that can be used to reproduce the error. 
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    Description

      A task form having a DecimalBox displays a big numeric value with a group separator (For eg: A number 123000 gets displayed as 123,000). However, on saving the task form by clicking on "Save" button, without making any changes, an error "Something went wrong Internal Server Error ( Internal Server Error)". The error shown in the UI is:

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      Context Path: /business-central
      Servlet Path: /jbpm/forms
      Path Info: /containers/DoubleTestProject_1.0.0/tasks/17/contents/output
      Query String: templateid=default-kieserver
       
      Stack Trace:
      org.kie.server.api.exception.KieServicesHttpException: Unexpected HTTP response code when requesting URI 'http://localhost:8080/kie-server/services/rest/server/containers/DoubleTestProject_1.0.0/tasks/17/contents/output'! Error code: 500, message: "Unexpected error during processing: Error unmarshalling input

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            rh-ee-pefernan Pere Fernandez Perez
            rhn-support-bkramer1 Biljana Kramer
            Prashanth TS Prashanth TS (Inactive)
            Prashanth TS Prashanth TS (Inactive)
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