7 Sep
2015
7 Sep
'15
1:09 p.m.
HI Patel,
No problem, I am happy to help you.
My approach is the following :
In the IV step :
When you click on the submit button your form will be submitted to a wiki
page that call the JIRA REST service and create the JIRA issue.
You can do that in two different ways :
1) Using the default way :
Set the ation attribute of the html form to the URL of the wiki page that
containing the call to the service.
you can get the Wiki page URL by using the xwiki api.
For example if you create this page : YourAppCode.JIRARestCall, that will
contains the call of the JIRA Rest service, you can get the URL of this
page in velocity using the $xwiki api
#set($pageURL = $xwiki.getURL("YourAppCode.JIRARestCall"))
<form action="$pageURL" ...>
...
</form>
Then when you click on the submit button the form will be submitted to the
wiki page (action page) and excute the code of the jira issue creation.
You can make a redirection after the issue is created or an other action.
2) Using javascript and ajax
In this case, on the click of the submit button you will send
an asynchronous request to the wiki page URL. as explained above.
For more information refer to the XWiki documentation on
http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/Documentation
On Mon, Sep 7, 2015 at 11:33 AM, PATEL, ABDULKADAR <
abdulkadar.patel(a)capgemini.com> wrote:
Hi Mohamed Boussaa,
Sorry to poke you again and again but as I am very much new in xwiki
please bear with me.
Let me clearly mention my requirement then you can suggest an approach to
develop it :
1. On xWIKI page, user selects some text and presses some shortcut
key combination. E.g. alt+shift+N
2. This opens a popup dialog with fields as
i. Project : List of JIRA projects in a dropdown
ii. Issue summary : Empty text box where user can enter
some text as an issue summary
iii. Description : Text box pre-populated with selected
text
iv. Submit button : On click of which an issue in JIRA
under selected project will be created
3. Once the issue is created, a link to the issue will be displayed
on the page.
I know I am asking too much but little help from you can be of great
importance to me.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks & Regards,
Abdulkadar Patel
*From:* Mohamed Boussaa [mailto:mohamed.boussaa@xwiki.com]
*Sent:* Monday, September 07, 2015 3:14 PM
*To:* PATEL, ABDULKADAR; XWiki Developers
*Subject:* Re: [xwiki-devs] xwiki jira integration
The code used to call the Jira REST web service is a server side code then
you can't excute the code in javascript.
You will need a wiki page, see here how to create a new page (
http://enterprise.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/GettingStarted/CreatingAPage)
Put the groovy code in that page as explained in the service documentation.
Then you can communicate with the service with javascript using Ajax
requests.
On Mon, Sep 7, 2015 at 10:10 AM, PATEL, ABDULKADAR <
abdulkadar.patel(a)capgemini.com> wrote:
Hi Mohamed Boussaa,
Thanks for your prompt reply.
Actually I am very new to xwiki and thus don’t know how to call even
velocity code L
Let me tell you what I have done so far.
I have created a widget similar to gotopage widget in xwiki. This widget
will load when user will hit some shortcut key (alt+shift+N) in my case.
For this I have written javascript code in xwiki-min.js under
resources/js/wiki
This code is similar to gotopage widget code with few small changes of
mine.
Now where can I write the groovy code to call jira REST web service?
Below is my code to open popup :
*var XWiki = (function(c) {*
* var a = c.widgets = c.widgets || {};*
* if (!c.widgets.ModalPopup) {*
* if (console && console.warn) {*
* console.warn("[JumpToJiraPage widget] Required class missing:
XWiki.widgets.ModalPopup")*
* }*
* } else {*
* a.JumpToJiraPage = Class.create(a.ModalPopup, {*
* urlTemplate: "$xwiki.getURL('__space__.__document__',
'__action__')",*
* initialize: function($super) {*
* var e = new Element("div");*
* this.input = new Element("input", {*
* type: "text",*
* id: "jmp_target",*
* title:
"$services.localization.render('core.viewers.jump.dialog.input.tooltip')"*
* });*
* e.appendChild(this.input);*
* this.submitButton = this.createButton("button",
"$services.localization.render('core.viewers.jump.dialog.actions.submit')",
"$services.localization.render('core.viewers.jump.dialog.actions.submit.tooltip')",
"jmp_view");*
* this.cancelButton = this.createButton("button",
"$services.localization.render('core.viewers.jump.dialog.actions.cancel')",
"$services.localization.render('core.viewers.jump.dialog.actions.cancel.tooltip')",
"jmp_edit");*
* var d = new Element("div", {*
* "class": "buttons"*
* });*
* d.appendChild(this.submitButton);*
* d.appendChild(this.cancelButton);*
* e.appendChild(d);*
* $super(e, {*
* show: {*
* method: this.showDialog,*
* keys:
[$services.localization.render("core.viewers.jump.shortcuts.jira")]*
* },*
* view: {*
* method: this.openDocument,*
* keys:
[$services.localization.render("core.viewers.jump.dialog.actions.view.shortcuts")],*
* options: {*
* propagate: true*
* }*
* },*
* edit: {*
* method: this.openDocument,*
* keys:
[$services.localization.render("core.viewers.jump.dialog.actions.edit.shortcuts")]*
* }*
* }, {*
* title:
"$services.localization.render('core.viewers.jump.dialog.content')",*
* extraClassName: "jump-dialog",*
* verticalPosition: "top"*
* });*
* this.shortcuts.close.options = {*
* propagate: true*
* };*
* this.addQuickLinksEntry()*
* },*
* createDialog: function($super, d) {*
* Event.observe(this.submitButton, "click",
this.openDocument.bindAsEventListener(this, "view"));*
* Event.observe(this.cancelButton, "click",
this.closeDialog.bindAsEventListener(this, "edit"));*
* $super(d);*
* },*
* showDialog: function($super) {*
* $super();*
* this.input.value = "";*
* this.input.focus()*
* },*
* closeDialog: function($super, d) {*
* if (!d.type.startsWith("key") ||
!this.dialogBox.down(".ajaxsuggest")) {*
* $super();*
* this.input.__x_suggest.clearSuggestions()*
* }*
* },*
* openDocument: function(e, f) {*
* var issueSummary = this.input.value;*
* alert(issueSummary);*
* var createIssueData =
"{\"fields\":{\"project\":{\"key\":\"Testing\"},\"summary\":\""+issueSummary+
"\""
+",\"issuetype\":{\"name\":\"Task\""+"}}}";*
* var url =
"http://din51002056:8080/rest/api/2/project
<http://din51002056:8080/rest/api/2/project>";*
* var xmlhttp;*
* if (typeof XMLHttpRequest
!= "undefined") {*
* //All modern
browsers (IE7+, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and Opera) uses XMLHttpRequest
object*
* xmlhttp = new
XMLHttpRequest();*
* }*
* else if (typeof
ActiveXObject != "undefined") {*
* //Internet
Explorer (IE5 and IE6) uses an ActiveX Object*
* xmlhttp = new
ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP");*
* }*
*
xmlhttp.open('GET',url,true);*
*
xmlhttp.setRequestHeader('Authorization','Basic abdpatel:Admin123');*
* xmlhttp.send(null);*
*
xmlhttp.onreadystatechange = function() {*
* if
(xmlhttp.readyState == 4) {*
* if (
xmlhttp.status == 200) {*
*
var det = eval( "(" + xmlhttp.responseText + ")");*
*
alert(det);*
* }
else { *
*
alert("status ->" + xmlhttp.status);*
*
alert("Error ->" + xmlhttp.responseText);*
* }*
* } *
* };*
* },*
* addQuickLinksEntry: function() {*
* $$(".panel.QuickLinks
.xwikipanelcontents").each(function(e) {*
* var d = new Element("span", {*
* "class": "jmp-activator"*
* });*
*
d.update("$services.localization.render('core.viewers.jump.quickLinksText')");*
* Event.observe(d, "click", function(f) {*
* this.showDialog(f)*
* }.bindAsEventListener(this));*
* e.appendChild(d)*
* }.bind(this))*
* }*
* });*
* function b() {*
* return new a.JumpToJiraPage()*
* }(c.domIsLoaded && b()) ||
document.observe("xwiki:dom:loaded",
b)*
* }*
* return c*
*}(XWiki || {}));*
Your help is very crucial for me. Thanks in advance.
Thanks & Regards,
Abdulkadar Patel
*From:* Mohamed Boussaa [mailto:mohamed.boussaa@xwiki.com]
*Sent:* Monday, September 07, 2015 2:32 PM
*To:* XWiki Developers; PATEL, ABDULKADAR
*Subject:* Re: [xwiki-devs] xwiki jira integration
Hi,
You can call the groovy code in a wiki page like a velocity code.
For exemple you can call the groovy code in the action page of your form.
Mohamed Boussaa
On Mon, Sep 7, 2015 at 9:39 AM, PATEL, ABDULKADAR <
abdulkadar.patel(a)capgemini.com> wrote:
In following article, it is nicely explained how we can integrate xwiki
with jira using groovy
http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/JIRA+REST+Integration
But I don't understand how can I call this groovy code in xwiki.
I have created a popup dialog which will take information from user and
create jira issue on submit.
How can I call groovy code on click of submit button?
Any help will be highly appreciated.
Thanks & Regards,
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