Hi,
I wonder why you guys make it so complicate to become able to program a JIRA SOAP client? Why on earth do I have to install the Atlassian Plugin SDK?
Make this one JAR (jira-soapclient-4.4.1-jar-with-dependencies.jar) somewhere available and good is. It took me a while to follow you in your dungeons to get that JAR.
All I want is to put in and extract out JIRA tasks programmatically, no more no less. And therefore I have to do a whole load of work to get just that JAR file?
Come on guys, you are here to make our world much less complicate then it is already. So why now giving us these head aches over the years?
Kind regards,
darya
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Or you could use the JIRA SOAP Library
That is what I was looking for!
By the way I don't know why Micha Kops downvote me or my question and upvote Jamie Echlin answers. That is really childish.
The answer that helped me was Bob's answer. And to Micha, if you read the forums a bit more you can see that lot of people go through the same pain for years. So what? Your part was only to play downvote upvote or what?
To Jamie, thanks nevertheless for your answers too.
I recommend that in all documents which describe the JIRA SOAP client you should mention Bob's comment. It's not obvious for someone new at first and can spare lot of time.
Thanks again guys!
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to make it round add two more JARs to Bob's jira-soap-4.4.0.jar to your classpath
and your JIRA SOAP client is ready to go
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two more JARs were missing:
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The pom lists all the dependencies (depending on the version) - for example: https://bitbucket.org/bob_swift/jira-soap/src/972bdb40b1fc/pom.xml#cl-85
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Hrm, all you need to do is run wsdl2java on the wsdl url and away you go. I don't know what all that jira-soapclient jar is about... what's it for?
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There is no jar required, unless you can't create the stubs with wsdl2java.
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Some instructions on sorting out your pom to do the wsdl2java http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DISC/Autogenerating+Jira+SOAP+Client+Classes+Using+Maven+2
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