jira json descriptor file

Arsin Effecta August 19, 2015

We are getting Error as " Invalid .json descriptor file" while making internal add on in JIRA cloud instance.

Please help.

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boydo
Atlassian Team
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August 24, 2015

Hi @Arsin Effecta
The descriptor installs okay for me.  
Can you please try browsing to your descriptor baseUrl to verify it is correct?
ie. 

https://85149a26.ngrok.io/JIRA/atlassian-connect.json

should show your descriptor.

Also, I recommend following the developing locally guide, as the JIRA logs may provide more info and you won't need to list your add-on in Marketplace until it is ready.

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Arsin Effecta August 21, 2015

Still it is showing as Invalid .json descriptor file

This is the file content

 

{ "name": "Hello World Plug",
"description": "Atlassian Connect add-on",
"key": "net.ArsinEffecta.jira.Eff",
"baseUrl": "https://85149a26.ngrok.io/JIRA",
"vendor": { "name": "Arsin, Inc.", "url": "http://arsin.com" }, "authentication": { "type": "none" }, "apiVersion": 1, "modules": { "generalPages": [ { "url": "/Helloworld.html", "key": "hello-world", "location": "system.top.navigation.bar", "name": { "value": "Greeting" } } ] } }

 

Attached is the validation Pass result.Please help.JsonErrorFile.jpg


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Robert Massaioli _Atlassian_
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August 20, 2015

You have two semicolons in your Atlassian Connect descriptor. Try using this instead:

{ "name": "Hello World", 
   "description": "Atlassian Connect add-on", 
     "key": "net.ArsinEffecta.jira.EffectaPlug", 
       "baseUrl": "https://arsin-it.atlassian.net", 
         "vendor": { "name": "Arsin, Inc.", "url": "http://arsin.com" }, "authentication": { "type": "none" }, "apiVersion": 1, "modules": { "generalPages": [ { "url": "/Helloworld.html", "key": "hello-world", "location": "system.top.navigation.bar", "name": { "value": "Greeting" } } ] } }

Also, you should use the Atlassian Connect Validator to verify that your descriptor is correct.

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Arsin Effecta August 19, 2015

Currently I don't have any local instance of JIRA.I just use trial version of JIRA cloud and developed one simple  plugin to host it as private add on.

Please refer the file from here.

 https://46161658.ngrok.io/App/atlassian-connect.json

( or )

This is the file content:

{ "name": "Hello World", "description": "Atlassian Connect add-on", "key": "net.ArsinEffecta.jira.EffectaPlug", "baseUrl": "https://arsin-it.atlassian.net";, "vendor": { "name": "Arsin, Inc.", "url": "http://arsin.com";
 }, "authentication": { "type": "none" }, "apiVersion": 1, "modules": { 
"generalPages": [ { "url": "/Helloworld.html", "key": "hello-world", 
"location": "system.top.navigation.bar", "name": { "value": "Greeting" }
 } ] } }
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Robert Massaioli _Atlassian_
Atlassian Team
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August 19, 2015

Please try using the validator before installing it in a cloud instance: https://atlassian-connect-validator.herokuapp.com/validate

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Daniel Wester
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August 19, 2015

You'll probably need to post the json file in order for us to help you. Does it work when you install it on a local instance? Is the json file listed as private add-on on the marketplace?

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