I have been following the atlassian refapp tutorial i.e. converting component to a servlet module (https://developer.atlassian.com/server/framework/atlassian-sdk/convert-component-to-servlet-module/), however, when i've declared my servlet class within the atlassian-plugin.xml descriptor file and included the <component-import> line at the bottom of the file, i still don't get the message show-up within the browser ("Hello! You did it"), instead i just get an error message which says it can't find the servlet class (after i've typed "/test" at the end of the URL). Is this because Atlassian have now adopted the Spring framework? so instead i'll have to use spring annotations to achieve the same outcome? Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Jamie,
Is this regarding a specific product?
Also you may find that you get an answer from our Developer Community, since this forum is mostly for end-users.
Regards,
Shannon
Hi Shannon,
Thank you for the reply,
I'm currently using the atlassian SDK to develop a plugin for Jira (server) and i'm using latest version of Jira (Server), which at the moment, is 8.0.0.
I basically want to use Spring/REST to obtain data from Jira database i.e. data taken from active project and then use/collate this data to construct a holistic project anatomy view, so users can see all inter-dependencies and dependencies within a project, but i want to try and construct this all within Jira, and produce the anatomy on a 'pop-up page' so-to-speak (additional jira web-page or jira pop-up page that is prompted/produced on initial jira page, if that makes sense).
Hello Jamie,
To follow up on your response, the <component-import> has been deprecated in favor of Atlassian Spring Scanner. You may find the notice of deprecation at Component import along with further information on Atlassian Spring Scanner.
The Servlet is still viable and is not deprecated. Further information on Servlet may be found at Servlet.
As Shannon pointed out, this Community forum is mainly a support forum with majority end users. We get a few developers who browse this forum infrequently. While it is an inconvenience to have to repost/ask in another forum, the developer community will have more developers readily available to answer questions and discuss developer related topics. You can find this community at Developer Community.
I hope this helps in your journey to develop a plugin for Jira 8.
Regards,Stephen Sifers
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