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Jelly Runner error

Samir Freelance

I am trying to use jelly runner to import attachement files

i am getting this message error

Could not read script string.
Extra Information: [hide]

Exception: java.io.IOException: could not find 59
java.io.PrintWriter@9017ca

</JiraJelly>

Accepted answers

Radu Dumitriu

1. The Jelly parser do not like hard returns (CRLF - ) if they appear in the script. At least, for me, some time ago, it gave errors like these. So, if you are on linux, do a dos2unix first.

2. You still have to escape everything, it's a XML document so you will have to conform to its schema. Use HTML escapes, like & instead of simple '&', etc.

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justindowning

Your Windows file names are incorrect. You need to use the backslah instead:

e:\rd\rd\WWW-0988_28012008_S2_deactivation test 28Jan08.ppt

Samir Freelance

it is working with forward / and \

but i think the problem in some line ?!

i generated from sql

SELECT '<jira:AttachFile key="' + CONVERT(nvarchar(50), jiraschema.jiraissue.pkey) +'" filepath="e:\rd\rd\' + TestSam.Doc + '" option="add"/>'
FROM TestSam INNER JOIN
jiraschema.jiraissue ON TestSam.Request = jiraschema.jiraissue.SUMMARY

Radu Dumitriu

1. The Jelly parser do not like hard returns (CRLF - ) if they appear in the script. At least, for me, some time ago, it gave errors like these. So, if you are on linux, do a dos2unix first.

2. You still have to escape everything, it's a XML document so you will have to conform to its schema. Use HTML escapes, like & instead of simple '&', etc.

Samir Freelance

I am using Windows server 2003

I am trying to run all this

<jira:AttachFile key="SOI-819" filepath="e:\rd\rd\WWW-0988_28012008_S2_deactivation test 28Jan08.ppt" option="add"/>
<jira:AttachFile key="SOI-819" filepath="e:\rd\rd\WWW-0988_30012008_S2-desactivation 30thJan08.ppt" option="add"/>
<jira:AttachFile key="SOI-819" filepath="e:\rd\rd\WWW-0988_21012008_S2_feedback pending tasks implement 21Jan08.ppt" option="add"/>
<jira:AttachFile key="SOI-2167" filepath="e:\rd\rd\KBI-2430_22032011_15 min overview last node.jpg" option="add"/>

i was trying this alone

it gave me the same error

Could not read script string.
Extra Information: [hide]

Exception: java.io.IOException: could not find 59
java.io.PrintWriter@176d5d3

Radu Dumitriu

That's what I told you. You cannot add per se an &. (like in S&C). Escape it!

Betsy Walker

The "could not find 59" error occurs when your script, as Radu explained, doesn't escape special characters.

As the Jelly Tags doc (http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Jelly+Tags) says:

ampersands must be specifed as &
apostrophe/single quote (') must be specified as '
double quote (") must be specified as "
less than (<) must be specified <
greater than (>) must be specified as >

Betsy