Project Quality Scorecard Not visible on Project Summary after 9.22

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Hi,

Has anyone experinced this issue or have a sugestion on how to resovle this ?

We are in process of upgrading from 9.1 to 9.2 on our Dev instance and have been on 9.21 for over a week now... But as soon as we applied Service Pack 2 for 9.2 today to go to 9.22, we are noticing a LOT of errors. These are the onces that are causing most concern to us at this point.

- "Project Quality Scorecard" is No longer Visible on Project Summary page, but surprisinlgy it only appears on pdf export like other Greyed out ones.

- And My server log is getting filled with Erros like this on any & every clicks on PPM
"The attachment file could not be downloaded. The file: manual/Skin/Images/ToolbarBackground.jpg no longer exists on the server." I don't even have this "ToolbarBackground.jpg" file in that location and I know I haven't deleted any. So not sure what is goign on...

Tried creatign a SR as well but still waiting on the response :-( .. will appreciate your input.

-Raj

mike_se · Accepted Answer

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 ______________________________________ 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 directory. 4. Deploy the bundles by running the following commands from the /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.

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