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[Scriptrunner/Server] OkHttp not available

Antoine _Klee Group_

Hello,

I am currently writing a Scriptrunner post-function that send data from the issue via an HTTP request to another service.

I have developped the script using the OkHttp library.

It is unfortunately not available in my client's Jira server/scriptrunner version (Scriptrunner v5.5.2 / Jira Server v7.13.2)

Is there a workaround. Either another library to use or a way to install okhttp3 on the instance?

A Jira upgrade is not currently planned, a upgrade to Jira DC is but will take place in too long therefore discarding this option on a short term.

Thanks.

Accepted answers

Sachin Dhamale_o1c5zi

@Antoine _Klee Group_ ,

You can use REST API to send the issue data. you can trigger it from post function.

Thanks,

Sachin

Antoine _Klee Group_

I found this, seems like it is doing the job.

Native HTTP request by Groovy

Groovy built-in REST/HTTP client? - Stack Overflow

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Sachin Dhamale_o1c5zi

@Antoine _Klee Group_ ,

You can use REST API to send the issue data. you can trigger it from post function.

Thanks,

Sachin

Antoine _Klee Group_

Hi @Sachin Dhamale that is exactly my question, which rest api function/library to use?

I used okhttp3 to send the rest api request but it is not available on my environment.

Antoine _Klee Group_

I found this, seems like it is doing the job.

Native HTTP request by Groovy

Groovy built-in REST/HTTP client? - Stack Overflow

Sachin Dhamale_o1c5zi

@Antoine _Klee Group_ Refer this

Sachin Dhamale_o1c5zi

Good

Antoine _Klee Group_

Thanks @Sachin Dhamale

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