Hi Raj,

In these strange type of situations, I usually clear out the old files and let them recompile on the fly:

1. Stop PPM

2. Delete tmp & work directories under PPM_HOME/server/SERVER_NAME

3. Start PPM (let the .jsp file recompile on the fly)

4. Clear the browser cache

5. Login to PPM to test again

What is the "Project Quality Scorecard"? Which Guide can I find the information on this?

I looked in the 9.14 Release Notes and the APM Guide, though not seeing it. If the above does not help, might have to look at re-deploying the solution in 9.2 version (though again, not sure exactly what it is or how it was deployed).

-Mike

OK, found it. It is part of the ALM integration.

Couple of notes in the Upgrade Guide (see below).  These comments are in the Guide about 4 or 5 times.

Would this apply to your upgrade? Upgrade from a 9.12 or earlier? Try to upgrade the ALM?

-Mike

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Note in Upgrade Guide:

If you deployed an ALM content bundle for integration purpose on PPM Center
version 9.12 or earlier, and configured any integration solutions using the ALM entities
provided, to avoid any potential data loss with your integration solutions, make sure
you upgrade PPM Center to version 9.14, then proceed to upgrade to version 9.20.

Note that unless advised otherwise, HP strongly recommends you keep using the old
ALM content bundle. There is no need to deploy a new ALM content bundle,
regardless of which version of PPM Center you upgraded to.

OK, found it. It is part of the ALM integration.

Couple of notes in the Upgrade Guide (see below).  These comments are in the Guide about 4 or 5 times.

Would this apply to your upgrade? Upgrade from a 9.12 or earlier? Try to upgrade the ALM?

-Mike

___________________________________

Note in Upgrade Guide:

If you deployed an ALM content bundle for integration purpose on PPM Center
version 9.12 or earlier, and configured any integration solutions using the ALM entities
provided, to avoid any potential data loss with your integration solutions, make sure
you upgrade PPM Center to version 9.14, then proceed to upgrade to version 9.20.

Note that unless advised otherwise, HP strongly recommends you keep using the old
ALM content bundle. There is no need to deploy a new ALM content bundle,
regardless of which version of PPM Center you upgraded to.

I was asking around and found out that the 9.22 version has a new plugin for that piece of ALM.

See the 9.22 Release Notes for details on the plugin.

Try installing the new plugin and see if everything works as expected.

-Mike

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Downloading and Installing the HP ALM Integration Plug-in for PPM Version 1.1

To download and install the HP ALM Integration Plug-in for PPM version 1.1:
1. Obtain the plug-in bundles from the HP Live Network.
a. Go to the PPM Community on HP Live Network.
b. On the PPM Community home page, click Content Catalog.
c. Click HP ALM Integration Plug-in for PPM (where HP is the provider).
d. Click Downloads.

The HP ALM Integration Plug-in for PPM - Downloads page opens.
e. Click the ALM Integration Plug-in for PPM 1.1 folder.
f. Click ppm-921-ALMPlugin.zip to download the package.
This package contains the following two bundles:

ppm-921-PluginQuality.jar

ppm-921-PluginQualityVPQ.jar

2. Stop PPM Server.
3. Unzip the package and copy the two bundles to the <PPM_Home> directory.
4. Deploy the bundles by running the following commands from the <PPM_Home>/bin directory.
sh ./kDeploy.sh -i PluginQuality
sh ./kDeploy.sh -i PluginQualityALM
5. Repeat step 3 and step 4 for each of the server nodes in your cluster.
6. Restart PPM Server.

Note: HP recommends you restart the PPM Server to make sure that the integration bundles are properly deployed before you continue to deploy bundles for another integration solution.