I have to update a plugin from Jira 3.13 to Jira 5. But I cannot find anything in the net.
The first select is given me a list of all projects and the second cascading select shows a list of all available versions. Both list are populated but the cascadingselect das not react on changes on the select.
I think, the cascading list is only pupulated right, due to the toString() method of the ValueClassHolder-class?!?
This all worked on Jira 3.13. Have anyone an idea how to solve my problem?
What I have got is this within the altassian-plugin.xml:
<properties> <property> <key>filterId</key> <name>report.projectsubtaskstatusreport.filterId </name> <description>report.projectsubtaskstatusreport.filterId.description </description> <type>select</type> <values class="jira.reports.projectsubtaskstatus.projectpmvaluesgenerator" />
</property> <property> <key>projectVersion</key> <name>report.projectsubtaskstatusreport.projectVersion </name> <description> report.projectsubtaskstatusreport.projectVersion.description </description> <type>cascadingselect</type> <cascade-from>filterId</cascade-from> <values class="jira.reports.projectsubtaskstatus.VersionPMValuesGenerator" /> </property>
and the VersionPMValuesGenerator looks like:
public class VersionPMValuesGenerator implements ValuesGenerator { // public class VersionPMValuesGenerator implements ValuesGenerator{ public Map getValues(Map arg0) { VersionManager versionManager = ComponentManager.getInstance().getVersionManager(); JiraAuthenticationContext jiraAuthenticationContext = ComponentManager.getInstance().getJiraAuthenticationContext(); Collection<Project> projects = ComponentAccessor.getPermissionManager().getProjectObjects(Permissions.BROWSE, ComponentAccessor.getJiraAuthenticationContext().getLoggedInUser()); Map<String, ValueClassHolder> allVersions = new ListOrderedMap(); for (Iterator<Project> iterator = projects.iterator(); iterator.hasNext();) { Project project = iterator.next(); Collection<Version> versions = versionManager.getVersions(project); for (Iterator<Version> versionIt = versions.iterator(); versionIt.hasNext();) { Version version = versionIt.next(); allVersions.put(version.getId().toString(), new ValueClassHolder(version.getName(), project.getId().toString())); } } return allVersions; }
private static class ValueClassHolder { private String value; private String className; public ValueClassHolder(String value, String className) { this.value = value; this.className = className; } public String getValue() { return value; } public String getClassName() { return className; } public String toString() { return value; }
Answering for Rene: He never got an answer, the problem is still unresolved.
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