Use my own plugin in Behaviours (REST)

Michael Kornatzki
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July 9, 2015

Hi,

in the past (JIRA 4) i have extended the JIRA version-class and therefore i could call the getter for the new methods on a version in my behaviours.

Now i dont want to modify the jira-sources and have written my own plugin that extend the information of versions.

But how can i get the information now in my behaviours?

I get the error that the class can not be resolved (i make an import of my classes in the behaviour-script.
How can i call REST out of the behaviour-script?
thanks,
michael

 

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JamieA
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July 12, 2015

Using @WithPlugin is probably the way to go, but I'm not sure I've tested it from Behaviours, I have a bad feeling it uses a different compilation method. But it's where I would start.

Irtiza Rizvi March 19, 2017

Hi Jamie,

I am actually trying to do the same thing.  I am using @WithPlugin and @PluginModule to inject certain classes into a behavior initializer script, but the objects are null.

What would you recommend?

Daniel Garcia July 17, 2017

Did you have any luck?

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