JIRA has to be integrated with Bamboo, and a button/link has to be provided in the User Story to trigger a Bamboo job

[daniel]

Most definitvley possible, I’m assuming we’re talking Jira Server here since you’re integrating with Bamboo?

Take a look at Application Links (there are a couple of questions about it on this forum already):

Application Link object usage in plugin

I have created a Confluence plugin to provide a macro. Within this macro, I wish to create a JIRA issue and set a number of fields based on stored page properties. I have an Application Link to my JIRA instance and would like to use this object to remotely create the JIRA issue. From the java macro plugin, how can I retrieve the Application Link object in order to send my request to JIRA? Thanks

Using EntityLinks to query Jira data from a BitBucket plugin

Hi, I’m working on creating a BitBucket plugin to enforce a naming scheme for branches which I realise is not really how git is meant to work but it’s a requirement from a team at my company. As part of it, I’m writing a class to validate any Jira ID’s that are in the branch names. To do this I’m trying to use EntityLinks since I know Jira and BitBucket are connected via an ApplicationLink. I’ve tried looking at different questions and examples that use EntityLinks but so far haven’t had any l…

Writing macro for getting Jira data to display in Confluence page

Hi Michael As a starter, try looking at this JIRA Release User Macro and adapt it. It basically wraps the Jira Issues macro, but could be a start without doing any real programming. Failing that, find the source for the Jira Issues macro in the Confluence source code and adapt that.