Dear all,
yes, I have seen the existing article regarding my question, but I don't get a working answer... so I have to request.
We use Jira Service Desk 7.5.1
If I want to create from a Service Desk Issue a Confluence article, I receive the message: We're having trouble communicating with the application. Wait a minute, then try again.
To solve this, I add in the confluence space permissions, Anonym add pages permissions.
With this setting, a click on create an article open a new confluence page and I receive a "" from the confluence.
So, what is my problem?
Authentication? I have logged in on both sites
A permission problem?
Will be great if someone could help me in this topic, thx
Dear Ismael,
thx for the quick answer!
I will check the settings, best I can...
Let's start with the Links, see below the settings from the Service Desk
and following the confluence space settings
My user is an administrator in both systems
Service Desk
Confluence
The error always happens, independent from the issue I select in Service Desk
Could you explain to me how to: Confirm what setting you have in between both applications(Oauth vs Oauth with Impersonation)?
br Hermann
Hi hermann.laemmerer@schweighofer.at
Can you press edit on your application link configuration? This should show us the exact settings in place.
Also, do generate a support zip from both applications when the error occurs, noting the time you tested creation of the document as I would like to see what exactly could be going on in the logs.
PS. If the data is considered sensitive, I’ll suggest raising a ticket with Atlassian support due to the NDA they have in place.
Thanks.
Ismael
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The Confluence Log
2019-07-02 15:36:59,492 WARN [http-nio-8090-exec-9] [plugins.createcontent.actions.CreateAndEditAction] setDraftId Requested draft with id >0< was not found
-- referer: https://jira.schweighofer.at/projects/HSITSD/queues/custom/16/HSITSD-6018 | url: /plugins/createcontent/draft-createpage.action | traceId: 8190ac2be7f09c71 | userName: laemmerer
hmmm, no no template to create a content was defined?
How I could define this?
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This should fix the problem if this was related to template.
Cheers.
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Dear Ismael,
how could I define which template the Jira Service Desk calls in the Confluence?
because I did what you explain above.
I create in the Space a new template
Addition I create a global template
Both are useable in Confluence if I create a new page/articel
But the problem is still the same...
If i click in Jira Service Desk on "create an article"
i receive page can't be displayed
In the Log on the server the message, draft with id >0< was not found, so maybe i have a problem im Jira Service Desk?
2019-07-03 15:34:13,833 WARN [http-nio-8090-exec-9] [plugins.createcontent.actions.CreateAndEditAction] setDraftId Requested draft with id >0< was not found
-- referer: https://jira.schweighofer.at/projects/HSITSD/queues/custom/16/HSITSD-5790 | url: /plugins/createcontent/draft-createpage.action | traceId: f987c6d301c1bbb1 | userName: laemmerer
How could I define in Jira Service Desk the Template which is called in Confluence?
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Hi hermann.laemmerer@schweighofer.at ,
Sorry for the late reply. Let's take 2 steps back:
If the second says Oauth, can you change this to Oauth with Impersonation on both application? I will like to rule out a problem with sessions not working correctly.
I would require logs from your confluence support zip(not just the section above) as I would like to know what is leading up to this problem.
Also, try clearing your browser cache or trying this from another machine to ensure that this is not a problem where old data is preventing this from working as intended.
To proceed more, I would need the whole section of error thrown in confluence when you attempt to create a page from JIRA. (should this be considered confidential to you, then please consider raising a ticket with Atlassian support.)
Looking forward to your reply.
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Dear Ismael,
Can you check if you can create a confluence page directly from confluence using the newly created template.
Yes, it works, I could create a new articel with the new global and new space templates.
If one works just fine, get me the applicaiton link configuration from both applications
Jira
Confluence
looks like OK
I will change the authentication methode... and come back with feedback
br Hermann
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no idea what is the difference between OAuth (Impersonation) and OAuth
But now it works!
If i click on create an arctile
automatically a Confluence article is created
So it works, THX for the support!
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Hi hermann.laemmerer@schweighofer.at ,
Please can you share the application link configuration you have in place? I would like to confirm that you have the configurations setup correctly. Despite the fact you have granted space permission to anonymous, I would suggest using an Oauth user for creating your pages and this means either the user exists on both servers and has all needed privileges on the space(you can even test this by granting your single user the needed permission.)
Also does this always happen or happens at intervals?
If possible also grab us a log from confluence and jira right after testing the above.
As I said, I suspect something to do with permissions at play here, so test the following:
Let me know the result of the above.
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