Hi all,
We have noticed that all of a sudden we are noticing that all emails requests sent to our service desk are creating tickets on loop which is cluttering the queue. I have amended the mail loop configuration but in the logs it seems we are still receiving these requests but according to logs are being rejected.
Would you be able to help and guide me if there is anything suspicious or misconfigured i need to check,
cheers
Try the JiraLicenseManager.
Is the JiraLicenseManager implemented in a standard way by all licensed plugins. If yes please can you share a snippet which shows how. I guess all plugins implement this in different ways and no clear way to obtain it
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Plugin level implementation differs. All the marketplace licensed plugins implement it the same way but other don't. There is no single way to find it all because the plugin vendors can choose custom implementations for the same.
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Please can you share the snippet for the marketplace licensed plugins also what is the approach we need when trying to access the License manager
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I can make my plugin licensible but obtaining the license manager for all plugins is an unknown . I want to write a plugin which will run a timer task probing all plugins for license information
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The way you get PluginLicenseManager is the same whether you are making it licensible or reading license information.
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Hi Pramod,
Checking the API Documentation (https://docs.atlassian.com/jira/REST/latest/) it seems that this is not yet present on JIRA's API.
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-- Pedro
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