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joao.aguiar
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May 2, 2021

CONTEXT:
I am developing a Java code to access and loging the Jira Service Management from my company. We are registered with corporate Gmail, but my e-mail and password do not login itself, I must choose the "Continue with Google" option.

DOUBT:
Why this happens and how do I insert this "loginc" into my code?

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Daniel Eads
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May 3, 2021

Hi @joao.aguiar , welcome to the Community!

Fortunately it's common to interact with Jira Service Management Cloud via calls in code, and we have a well-documented method for doing it!

You'll need to generate an API token on your Atlassian account. Details about how to use these with Atlassian Cloud are listed here. In short, you generate a new token from id.atlassian.com and use that in place of a password. The advantage to this is that you can have multiple tokens on your account (one per application) and they can be easily revoked!

When making the call to Jira Service Management's API, you'll use these credentials:

username: <your corporate gmail address>
password: <the API token you generated>

I hope that clarifies things!

Cheers,
Daniel | Atlassian Support

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