Is there a Jira Number generated for every Jira Issue created?
Yes, there is a unique number created which acts as primary key in the database. There is also a unique issue key of the format projectKey-projectCounter.
Where i can access the field? Is it in the default field? I just would like this field to be mapped in the SFDC, so when create jira issue the unique number will reflect on the SFDC.
That field is not available on the UI, unless you store it in a custom field using some scripting or development or maybe using worklow post functions.
Issue Key is also unique as long as you don't move it to a different project. Even if you move, you can still search using the old issue key.
The issue-id in the database is a bit useless to the end user without some code to drag it out and use it. I'd stick to the issue-key.
Ok, so what "mapping" do you have in Salesforce? Are the issues created by Salesforce activity and need recording, or are they created in Jira and pushed to Salesforce? What script, and where are you running it?
I created a custom field in Salesforce that will contain the Issue Key from Jira. I'm doing my mapped at the Jira side. The issue/case is created in Salesforce and push to Jira by synchronization but when changes taken in Jira the values must reflect in Salesforce.
No script yet, i'm just configuring it from Jira side. if i'm doing script, where can i see the editor to put in my codes?
Um, the script goes into Salesforce, which I'm not that familiar with. Your script should talk to Jira, probably via REST.
You need to explain and/or think through that "synchronisation" you mention - how does that work? If the case is created in Salesforce, then it's that that needs to work out what it's just done and get back the Jira response.
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