Timesheet add-on

Åsa Nilsson Pousette Oct 16, 2012

We have installed the Timesheet add-on for evaluation (expiring date october 19th).

The menuitem "Timesheet" is shown in JIRA but the page is blank. No information is shown.

What has happened? The installation of the addon seemed to go right.

Regards

Åsa Pousette

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Bhushan Nagaraj Oct 16, 2012

Is "Time Tracking" set to "On" in JIRA?

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Åsa Nilsson Pousette Oct 16, 2012

What is that done in JIRA?

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Bhushan Nagaraj Oct 16, 2012

Go to Administration -> Issue Attributes -> and make sure "Time Tracking" is activated.

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Åsa Nilsson Pousette Oct 16, 2012

At Administration -> System -> Issue Features -> Time Tracking : It says "Time Tracking is currently ON".

But, it still doesn't show.

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Åsa Nilsson Pousette Oct 16, 2012

If I go to Administration -> Projects (Choose a project) -> Actions -> Browse Project Timesheet

I then get the following error message:

Oops - an error has occurred

Systemfel

A system error has occurred.

Please try submitting this problem via the Support Request Page
Otherwise, please create a support issue on our support system at http://support.atlassian.comwith the following information:

a description of your problem
cut & paste the error and system information found below
attach the application server log file ( /var/atlassian/application-data/jira/log/atlassian-jira.log )

Orsak:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/atlassian/upm/api/util/Option

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Matti Kiviharju Oct 31, 2012

Java class for license system not found. I do not know how to fix this error, becuse in timesheet-x.x.jar I find all componets for licensing system.

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Keith MacKenzie May 30, 2013

It seems that the timesheet eval only pulls standard issue types (Bug, task, etc.) I have GreenHopper agile issue types as well as a customer issue type. Can I change what the query returns for open/vs. closed. Also, I'd like to see all issues in a time frame. I might be just missing the documentation. But don't see much in how to configure this plug in.

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Matti Kiviharju May 30, 2013

Hi, kmack,

Timesheet for JIRA development started at last summer at year 2012. Development takes a much time and money so if you want features you want you need to wait I get these features to developed and get enough money to pay salary to freelancers from China and India whom I hire for help in development. My add-on sells avaragelly only 750 USD in month and that is not much money and thats why development is very slow.

Also this framework cost much of USDs in year to developing Time Frame / Gantt Chart:

http://www.bryntum.com/products/gantt/examples/

I need better revenue to buy OEM agreement from Bryntum AB.

Also I paying enough royaties for 3rd-parties from their frameworks.

You can see my turnover at here: http://www.i4ware.fi/revenue/
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