Hi!
While debuging why the bamboo builds are not showing up on jira I detected several problems with bamboo
1) On the plan details the Issues tab is missing
2) When clicking on Administration ->Application Links, a 404 error is returned.
The URL in cause is:
http://<my domain>:8085/plugins/servlet/applinks/listApplicationLinks
or
http://<my domain>:8085/plugins/servlet/applinks/listEntityLinks/com.atlassian.applinks.api.application.bamboo.BambooProjectEntityType/AM
I believe this might be the cause the builds aren't showing up on Jira. I have succesfuly integrate both applications from the Jira side, with a two-way link. Both incoming and outgoind authentication are set to "Trusted application". I have reasonable trust that the integration is well configured.
Does anyone have an idea on what's wrong or missing with Bamboo? These 404 errors suggest some files / plugins are missing...
Many thanks!
James, good luck getting someone to answer you.
My problem has been identified and resolved. The issue was caused by the installing of Java 7 in the default directory c:\Program Files. i could see that java 7 was used under the System Information tab.
Two ways to solve this. DO NOT install java 7 in the default directory. Choose another directorylike C:\Java7
If you already have Java 7 installed in the default dir, then update the wrapper.conf file,
# Specify which version of java you use to run Bamboo
#
wrapper.java.command=java
change to wrapper.java.command=C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_23\bin
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worked for me
wrapper.java.command=C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_23\bin\java
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After a reboot and restart, I now have the same problem. Using Bamboo 4.4.5 and JIRA 5.2.3
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Same problem here.
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I'm seeing this problem too on Bamboo version 4.4.3. Did you find a solution?
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I have the same problem.
Using Jira v4.4.4#664-r167664 and Bamboo 3.4.2 build 2810
I have this problem only if Bamboo is installed and started as a Windows Service. I have tried to stop the service and start it in a console window and the problem has fixed. I could setup the application link between Jira and Bamboo and I could see the Bamboo gadgets in Jira Dashboard.
Then I tried to stop Bamboo and start the Windows service again, but now the problem came back, and a gadget I configured in my Dashboard now says "The resource http://bambooserver:8085/rest/api/1.0/currentUser, cannot be found."
Adding problem to problem, even when I had Bamboo started in a console window, I could not have the gadget working, because I had problem with authentication.
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Which JIRA version is it?
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