My team is being asked to add specific statuses, only valuable to our QA team, into our board, creating clutter. I am looking for a way to mark an issue as done before it hits the final column in the board. Trying to do something like have DONE be in the middle and keep all the QA stuff on the far right where we can ignore it.
Until we can control when resolution is set, are there workarounds anyone has used?
Can you provide the source of your jsp. Do you need access to classes from JIRA or your own classes ?
You can just try to implement your jsps as webwork actions using velocity templates or you might be able to just point the action the the jsp without making it velocity file (buy putting it like that - <viewname="createuserissue">/templates/myjspfile.jsp</view> in the atlassian-plugin.xml.)
You can use these resources for reference :
https://developer.atlassian.com/display/JIRADEV/Webwork+plugin+module
https://bitbucket.org/mdoar/webwork-sample
I suggest that you first try to implement a "Hellow world" page and then try to plug your existing jsp there.
Hi Boris, thanks for responding.
The JSPs need access to our own classes, a large number of them located in the plugin under src/main/java/com/company/*classes* .
There are quite a number of JSPs and they're very long so I probably shouldn't post them here but it's all just pretty standard JSP stuff - at the top a bunch of 'import's for all the classes the page needs, then just snippets of code using these classes throughout the page and some include's .
I will look at those links and try and get my head around the webworks stuff now, thanks. Hopefully converting to using velocity isn't a lot of work or it probably won't be feasible here, or hopefully just pointing it to the JSP might work as you say.
Thanks,
Ethan
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