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I found this little article about writing SOAP clients for Crucible/Fisheye,
I am unable to locate/find wsdl path on crucible instance. Any hints/examples of soap clients would be much appreciated.
Also is it possible to fetch information of all active users in Crucible/Fisheye? I don't see any API's for this.
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This is for an earlier version of Crucible. Use REST API. See https://docs.atlassian.com/fisheye-crucible/latest/wadl/crucible.html#d2e2332 for getting users.
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Hello Jobin,
Thanks for the response.
I could guess SOAP is no more supported but was not sure enough. I went throgh the link pointing to REST API showcasing fetching of Crucible users information.
My requirement is to write a client which would fetch information about users who are logged into Crucible at that given point of time (I am terming this as active users). I don't see any API's listed in the link provided by you to support this? Is it possible or not?
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