The element type "link" must be terminated by the matching end-tag "".class java.io.IOException in the jiraissues macro

[Jorge Gaston Rivainera]

When I use the JIRA issues Macro, in the table appears the following error:

Error on line 76: The element type "link" must be terminated by the matching end-tag "</link>".<br/>class java.io.IOException

Thank you for your help.

Regards

Jorge Gaston Rivainera.

[Stephen Mason · Accepted solution]

I had this issue too and was able to resolve it by replacing part of the link that I copied over from the XML link attribute.

The original link looked like this:
http://jira.companyname.com/jira/secure/IssueNavigator.jspa?reset=true&jqlQuery=...

And I changed it to this instead:
http://jira.companyname.com/jira/sr/jira.issueviews:searchrequest-xml/temp/SearchRequest.xml?jqlQuery=...

The second method was the way that we used to insert links to jira task lists into our wiki before this macro was avaialble. Hopefully this helps others as well.

[Davor]

I found the solution

U have to copy the XML view of the page in macro funcion in confluence

[Roee Sa'adon]

I also get this. Copying the XML url didn't help.

Any solution?

[Davor]

I found the solution

U have to copy the XML view of the page in macro funcion in confluence

[Davor]

Has anyone fixed his?

I also get this message

[Jeremy Largman]

@citnet admin - this is ondemand.

[Jeremy Largman]

So this is a bit tricky to troubleshoot without actually playing around with the macro in a guess and check troubleshooting way. Here's what I'd do:

1. Check to see if this is happening on all jiraissues macros (I'm guessing not?)
2. Begin to hone in on what variables make it work or not by adding different columns to your issue navigator.
3. If that's not changing whether its working or not, try accessing this as a different user.

Basically, something isn't closing your html tags correctly. I'm guessing this is a result of a custom field, but it also could be a one-off of the data that's returned.

If you need, open up a support ticket and give us the URL of your confluence page. Our support team can log in and take a look.

[Jorge Gaston Rivainera]

Hi Jeremy, I probe with your advice, but the Macro don't work, thank you for your help.

[Jeremy Largman]

Do you mean the macro never works? I think the thing to do is open a support ticket at this point and we can look at the exact page.

[Jeremy Largman]

I updated your title. It'll be more likely to be seen, plus people will find it on Google later.

[Jorge Gaston Rivainera]

It's true, thank you...

[CITnet CITnet]

Which version of JIRA/Confluence ? Applinks setup ?

[Jorge Gaston Rivainera]

Hi, I have 4.0.5 version of Confluence and 4.4.3 version of JIRA.