This is the example that jira-support pointed to from their java soap example
private static void testUpdateIssue(JiraSoapService jiraSoapService,
String token, final String issueKey)
throws java.rmi.RemoteException
{
// Update the issue
RemoteFieldValue[] actionParams = new RemoteFieldValue[]{
new RemoteFieldValue("summary", new String[] {NEW_SUMMARY}),
new RemoteFieldValue(CUSTOM_FIELD_KEY_1, new String[]
{CUSTOM_FIELD_VALUE_1}),
new RemoteFieldValue(CUSTOM_FIELD_KEY_2, new String[]
{CUSTOM_FIELD_VALUE_2})};
jiraSoapService.updateIssue(token, issueKey, actionParams);
}
how do i get this RemoteFieldValue[] type ?
For the createIssue method, i can simply load up a cf structure and
pass that it in, unfortunately the same struct can't be passed into
the updateIssue Method, i get the operation not found issue
i tried the following but it didn't work
jira_ws=CreateObject("webservice",jira_wsdl_url);
st_customFields=arrayNew(1);
st_customFields[1]=structnew();
st_customFields[1].id='customfield_10002';
st_customFields[1].value='1279';
jira_ws.updateIssue(auth,'TEST-16',st_customFields);
Web service operation "updateIssue" with parameters
{hxCFR790c9,TEST-16,[{ID={customfield_10002},VALUE={1279},}]} could
not be found.
hmmmm...
On 20/12/05, David Ross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> <BODY>
> We have, but I wonder if the API has changed a bit? (god that python
> code is ugly!)
>
> Here's what our new issue code looks like - we pull down a dummy issue
> so that we can get at the java class (in order to create a new instance
> of it):
>
> <cfset jiraWS = createObject("webservice",['jira-url'])/>
> <cfset tok = variables.jiraWS.login(['jira-acount'] ,['jira-password']
> ) />
> <!--- get the class for creating new issue instances --->
> <cfset issue = variables.jiraWS.getIssue(tok,['jira-sample-issue-key'])
> />
> <cfset issueClazz = issue.getClass()/>
>
> <cfset newIssue = issueClazz.newInstance()/>
> <cfset newIssue.setType(...)/>
> <cfset newIssue.setProject(...)/>
> <cfset newIssue.setSummary(left(...)/>
> <cfset newIssue.setDescription(...)/>
> <cfset jiraWS.createIssue(tok,newIssue)/>
>
> I'm not sure how you would set custom fields on a issue instance, but I
> would expect it to be straightforward. Where exactly are you getting
> stuck?
>
> -Dave Ross
>
>
>
>
> >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/19/05 6:09 AM >>>
> I am playing around with JIRA ( the project issue tracker), using it's
> webservice to auto-create issues that i parse with CFMX7 from some
> emails coming out of a client's Test Director system
>
> I've got the basic's create issue working, but i am stuck on the
> populating custom fields via CF
>
> there's an example for python from their website which i have listed
> below
>
> how would you write the soap.updateIssue() bit below in CF?
>
> I have read a few documents round the web on handling complex types
> with CFMX but it hasn't really seemed to help, also the WSDL2java
> output was not nearly like the what the example's were like :-(
>
> here's the WSDL
> http://jira.atlassian.com/rpc/soap/jirasoapservice-v2?wsdl
>
> z
>
> ---------------------------------------------snip------------------------------------------
> http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Creating+a+SOAP+Client
>
> import SOAPpy
>
> soap =
> SOAPpy.WSDL.Proxy('http://jira.atlassian.com/rpc/soap/jirasoapservice-v2?wsdl')
> auth = soap.login('soaptester', 'soaptester')
>
> baseurl = soap.getServerInfo(auth)['baseUrl']
> newissue = soap.createIssue(auth, {'project': 'TST', 'type': '1',
> 'summary': 'Issue created with Python!'})
>
> print "Created %s/browse/%s\n" % (baseurl, newissue['key'])
>
> soap.addComment(auth, newissue['key'], {'body': 'Comment added with
> SOAP'})
> soap.updateIssue(auth, newissue['key'], [
> {"id": "summary", "values": ['[Updated] Issue created with Python'] },
>
> # Setting a custom field. The id (10010) is discoverable from
> # the database or URLs in the admin section
>
> {"id": "customfield_10010", "values": ["Random text set in updateIssue
> method"] },
>
> # Demonstrate setting a cascading selectlist:
> {"id": "customfield_10061", "values": ["10098"]},
> {"id": "customfield_10061_1", "values": ["10105"]}
>
> /add ])
>
> ---------------------------------------------snip------------------------------------------
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