Hi Alex,
have you been able to solve these problems in the meantime? Looks like
somethings is wrong with the way you access the web - maybe a proxy or
something? I would really like to help, but this seems to be a problem with you
environment which makes it hard to give you a good answer :-/
Hi Benjamin,
Sorry to be a bother, but I am really struggling with this install.
The background: The machine is ubuntu 10.04 LTS. I have installed maven with
apt-get maven2 I also apt-get install build-essential and apt-get install
openjdk-6-jdk. I installed the jasperserver with the
wow! Awesome.
I am going to try this immediately.
Thanks so much for the quick reply too.
Alex
- Original Message -
From: Benjamin Boksa mailingli...@boksa.de
To: Alex Rhys-Hurn a...@itworx.co.ke
Sent: Friday, 27 April, 2012 1:24:03 PM
Subject: Re: [rt-users] Announcing RT-REST
(Only sent out a private answer before, reposting to rt-users)
Hi Alex,
the cool thing about my integration toolkit is, that it does not use SQL at
all. It uses the REST Interface (see Ticket Search) described here:
http://requesttracker.wikia.com/wiki/REST
Among other data you get the
Le 22/04/2012 ? 19:11:23+0200, Benjamin Boksa a écrit
Hi.
it's done :-) I have setup two GitHub repositories to host everything you
need to run you own RT an JasperReports Server integration:
RT-REST: http://projects.boksa.de/RT-REST/
RT-REST is a Java class library to interact with
Hi Albert,
you can generate any kind of reports supported by JasperReports Server.
RT-Jasper provides the DataSource necessary to query RT for tickets (the
ticket's data can be used in the reports).
Regarding your questions:
1) See the private mail I sent you.
2) No.
If you have further
Hi Everyone,
it's done :-) I have setup two GitHub repositories to host everything you need
to run you own RT an JasperReports Server integration:
RT-REST: http://projects.boksa.de/RT-REST/
RT-REST is a Java class library to interact with RT: Request Tracker's REST
Interface.
RT-Jasper:
