Can't format dvt:barGraph integers correctly

Hi OTN,
I've got a DVT barGraph on my page, the values of the bars are only integers. Those integers are showed as '631,0' or '2,000', while I want them to be just '631' and '2'.
How do I archieve this?
Trying to mess with af:convertNumber, but no luck.
<dvt:markerText id="markerText2" rendered="true">
                                <dvt:y1Format id="y1Format1">
                                    <af:convertNumber type="number" maxFractionDigits="0"/>
<!--                                     <af:convertNumber id="javax.faces.Integer"/> -->
                                    </dvt:y1Format>
                            </dvt:markerText>ADF 11.1.2.1
Thanks.

Ah, here what helps: <dvt:markerText id="markerText2" rendered="true">
                                <dvt:y1Format id="y1Format1">
                                    <f:converter converterId="javax.faces.Integer"/>
                                    </dvt:y1Format>
                            </dvt:markerText>Even though JDev marks it as error, it works.
Any other suggestions? I don't like this false error red mark. :)

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