Jira 4.4.3, Calendar 1.18.1 - unable to enable the gadget

[Séb P.]

Hi everybody,

I have a little problem with the JIRA Calendar Plugin. It seems to be correctly installed, at least I can see it in the plugin section. The problem is that only 4 modules out of 6 are enabled, and I can't figure how to activate the two lasts. Nothing relevant appear in the log nor anywhere else.

Here is what I see in the plugin interface:

JIRA Calendar Plugin Implements calendar services for JIRA.
    
Plugin key:com.atlassian.jira.ext.calendar
Developer:Atlassian Pty Ltd
Plugin version:1.18.1

Manage plugin modules - 4 of 6 modules enabled.This plugin has no modules. 

Calendar Servlet(calendar)
Returns a basic i-cal file.
 Disabled

Plugin key:com.atlassian.jira.ext.calendar
Developer:Atlassian Pty Ltd
Plugin version:1.18.1

Manage plugin modules - 4 of 6 modules enabled

Calendar Servlet(calendar) ENABLED
Returns a basic i-cal file.

Issue Calendar Panel(issuecalendar-panel) ENABLED
projectpanel.issuecalendar.description

Calendar JavaScript(issues-calendar-resource-js) ENABLED

Calendar plugin REST endpoints(calendarPluginRESTEndpoints) DISABLED - module can not be modified

Issues Calendar Gadget(issuescalendar-gadget) DISABLED - module can not be modified

Calendar Plugin Gadget Upgrade Task(calendarPluginGadgetUpgradeTask) ENABLED

What may cause the problem is that I firstly installed the version 1.19 of the plugin (I didn't notice that it wasn't compatible with Jira 4.4.x) and later removed it. Does it store some data somewhere that I should delete?

Thank you all for your help!

[Séb P. · Accepted solution]

I tried both options, but:

1) I removed the entry, restarted Jira, and saw the plugin was disable. After the reactivation, the same problem was still there: unable to activate the gadget and the REST endpoint

2) the value was already 'true' for that property

Any other idea?

Thank you for spending time on my problem!

[Dieter]

If you have access to the database you could try this:

- take a backup of your system

- run this sql

delete from propertyentry where property_key like 'jira.plugin.state-.com.atlassian.jira.ext.cal%'

- restart Jira

[Dieter]

This is from https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/How+to+Enable+the+FishEye+Plugin+from+the+Plugin+Administration+Screen

[Dieter]

Instead of deleting the plugin state you could also update the state

update propertystring set propertystring.propertyvalue = 'true' where propertystring.ID IN (select ID from propertyentry where propertyentry.PROPERTY_KEY = 'jira.plugin.state-.com.atlassian.jira.ext.cal');

[Séb P.]

I tried your option, but the value of the key was already 'true'