I meant the application package file - should be an .obr
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You'd need to find the service-desk application inside the JIRA installation, unpack it, make your changes and re-package it.
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Hello Nic,
I found the service desk application folder. But the files are in "jar" format. Would these files be configurable so as to get my desired outcome?
Also i found the Atlassian bundled plugins folder. These files are also in "jar" format. Please see the screenshots below -
Jira servicedesk application.PNGAtlassian Bundled Plugins.PNG
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Ah, sorry, I thought the service desk was an obr, rather than a jar. Not sure where I got that from.
Anyway, yes, the jars are the files you would need to unpack, edit the content and repack.
I strongly recommend that you do not do this, as it is a pain in the neck to maintain or upgrade, and it leaves you unsupported.
I should have said that sooner as well, most people give up when they realise that they're opening a can of worms. May I ask what you're trying to achieve here? There may be a better way to do it.
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Hello again,
Thank you so much for the quick reply. I think you are right, trying to configure these files might be more difficult than i think.
With the current JIRA platform i am running, i am hoping to achieve the following goals (i am hopefully that you will be able to assist me):
1. understand how the SLAs work and how to produce them
2. undesrstand how other included reports work and how to produce them.
3. understand possible use cases and probably demonstrate some use cases
4, create sample tickets with sample workflow
5. Produce relevant reports
6. If possible, do dummy apps
I hope my description comes across clearly
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Those have nothing to do with hacking the code you were asking about.
For 1, 2, 4 and 5, start with a look at https://confluence.atlassian.com/servicedeskserver030/jira-service-desk-documentation-761768528.html
For 3, you'll have to research that for yourself. The docs include some generic use cases, as the software is aimed at covering a wide range of uses. Individual use cases for your users are something you'll need to do internally
6. I don't know what you mean by "do dummy apps"
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