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Is it possible to set the field configuration(Renderer specifically) using java plugin(when the plugin gets installed)

Ankit Agarwal
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December 2, 2014

I am creating a newCField using a JIRA Plugin that i have made using java. After creation of the field I want to set the Renderer property of newCField in the wiki Style Renderer in the DefaultScreenScheme

Java Code for creating of field :

jira java plugin.png

 

By this, my new field is created:

Name: MyField

Type:TextArea

Now, i want to set the Renderer of this field to WikiStyleRenderer. Currently it comes as DefaultTextRenderer.

Please help.

Thanks in advance 

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Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]
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December 3, 2014

Use FieldLayoutManager to get the EditableFieldLayout and use storeEditableFieldLayout method to store the fieldlayout after invoking setRendererType using the appropriate type.

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Ankit Agarwal
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December 3, 2014

Thanks @ Jobin Kuruvilla