Creating new classes in scripts that start scriptrunner or mygroovy

Question

Am I right that it is impossible to create classes in script body?

Like below. sorry if there are grammar mistakes in code, I am newbie

Class newEvent (AbstractVersionEvent event){

def version = event.version
    def versionName = version.name
    logger.info "version: "+versionName+"
"
    def project = version.getProject()
    logger.info "project id: "+project.id+"
"
    def projectCategory = project.getProjectCategory()
}
Class newUpdateEvent (VersionUpdatedEvent event) extends newEvent{
    def oldVersion=event.originalVersion
def oldVersionName=oldVersion.name
}

Italo Qualisoni [e-Core] · Answer

And why don't you just create a script listener based on VersionUpdatedEvent  with your custom logic (example https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/jira/listeners.html#_custom_listener_example)?

It seems that you can create your custom listener (see below doc) but I think this can be over-complicated to maintain;

https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/jira/listeners.html#__heritage_custom_listeners

Alexander Raymukanov_ubvquz · Answer

I try to write my own version synchronizer based on AbstractVersionEvent.

And I want to create new class, and object of this class will store all information about event that  I need. If event will be a VersionUpdatedEvent than another extended class with additional fields will be used.

When I tried to write new class construction in script it don't see my class. And my question is it possible to construct new class in script body? Or the only way to create separate file with new class and place it on the server locally and implement import header for it?

Italo Qualisoni [e-Core] · Answer

Hi @Alexander Raymukanov ,

Can you describe what are you trying to achieve with Scriptrunner? What business case are you looking for to resolve?