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Integrate Jira with Bitbucket

Daniel Juravski

Hi folks,

I'm using Jira core (v. 7.12 srv) and Bitbucket (v. 6.0 srv).

I wish to integrate those both environments, but having problem to do that. When I use the 'Add Application Link' in Bitbucket - that operation is failed due to an ssl exception (that I observe in the log).

My Jira site is configured to be an https site while the Bitbucket is http configured, Is it possible to integrate them in that scenario?

Thank you!

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Daniel Eads

Hey Daniel,

It's not strictly required to have HTTPS enabled to set up an application link. What you're likely seeing is a trust issue.

Since your Jira server is responding on HTTPS, Bitbucket needs to be able to trust the certificate that Jira is configured with. If the certificate is self-signed or if the CA used for the cert isn't in Bitbucket's trust store (if you're running on top of Java 7, there are GoDaddy certificates missing from the store for example), then Bitbucket will throw an error in the log and refuse to make the connection.

We've got an article here describing how to import certs like this into the keystore for Java. If this is what's causing the error message in your Bitbucket logs, you'll want to follow these steps to install the cert you're using for Jira into Bitbucket's JVM keystore.

Cheers,
Daniel

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Daniel Eads

Hey Daniel,

It's not strictly required to have HTTPS enabled to set up an application link. What you're likely seeing is a trust issue.

Cheers,
Daniel

Daniel Juravski

Hi Daniel,

I overlapped that issue opening another port (in the jira server.xml) and configuring it to the BB, now both the applications link are configured successfully.

My next effort is finding the 'triggers' tab at the workflow edit window:

jira core version is 7.12.1

Thank you.

Daniel Eads

Hey Daniel,

Glad you were able to get the application links working!

Workflow Triggers are a feature in Jira Software - they won't be available in a Core-only installation. You'll need to install Jira Software to your Server instance to make use of Workflow Triggers and other development-focused features in Jira Software.

Download the version of Jira Software that matches the exact version of your Jira Core 7.12 install from the Atlassian Marketplace
In the Versions and licenses page in Jira's administration, click the "Upload an application" button and select the Jira Software file you downloaded
Once the Jira Software file is uploaded and installed, you'll have the option to start using it right away with a trial license. You can also get fully licensed right away by clicking the "buy it now" option.

Cheers,
Daniel

Daniel Juravski

Thanks Daniel that worked!

That is, for using the 'Development' module, I need both the Jira Core lic. and Jira Software lic.? We are in a POC phase and I'll be glad to briefly understand the difference between these two applications. Can I use only one of them?

Thank you again!

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