Under the 'admin' section there is a way to view active user sessions. I'm curious if anyone has found a way to display this information - probably with a few less details - to all users, ideally on the dashboard.
That way, users can see who else is around to take tickets.
We're running v4.4.3.
Maybe the JiraUserSessionTracker is the right guy for you:
JiraUserSessionTracker sessionTracker = JiraUserSessionTracker.getInstance(); List<JiraUserSession> activeSessions = sessionTracker.getSnapshot();
JiraUserSessionTracker sessionTracker = JiraUserSessionTracker.getInstance();
i get sessionTracker as you,but my sessionTracker is null ,can you tell me why?
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JiraUserSessionTracker sessionTracker = JiraUserSessionTracker.getInstance();
i get sessionTracker as you,but my sessionTracker is null ,can you tell me why?
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JiraUserSessionTracker sessionTracker = JiraUserSessionTracker.getInstance();
i get sessionTracker as you,but my sessionTracker is null ,can you tell me why?
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Hi Zhang Can you explain this a bit more? Thanks in advance.
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Hi,
there is a simple and easy way to see who is actually online in JIRA und watching even the same issue. It works for JIRA and JIRA Service Desk, see Who-is-online-for-jira
This is an old thread but i think the above application would be helpful for anyone still Looking for an answer.
Note: I work for the Company called Actonic, the Vendor of the above app.
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