I need to generate a PDF file of an issue and store it on the file system when the issue is closed. I would like this to happen automatically through groovy script or some other means. Can I leverage XPorter to generate the PDF?
Hi Nancy,
Maybe you can directly call the Xporter for JIRA servlet which generates the PDF Document. An example of such request is:
Just replace issueKey and template parameter values with the ones that you need.
Also, please certify that you are performing this request on behalf of a user that has the correct permissions to use the plugin.
Best Regards
I have coded this:
def issueKey = issue.getKey() def String urlString = "http://webcat4.mutualofomaha.com/jira/plugins/servlet/jiraxporter?issueKey=$issueKey&outputType=pdf&template=Sample.docx" def file = new FileOutputStream(urlString.tokenize("/")[-1]) new File(urlString.tokenize("/")[-1]).withOutputStream { out -> def url = new URL(urlString).openConnection() def remoteAuth = "Basic " + "req83168:Lhm4756a".getBytes().encodeBase64() url.setRequestProperty("Authorization", remoteAuth.toString()); out << url.getInputStream() }
And get a really strange error:
/plugins/servlet/jiraxporter [commons.jira.kconfig.PluginConfiguration] Database JNDI >>TestDB<< is not defined
/plugins/servlet/jiraxporter [databasecf.querydb.impl.QueryDatabaseImpl] Not connected. Possible database misconfiguration ?
1 /plugins/servlet/jiraxporter [databasecf.querydb.impl.QueryDatabaseImpl] Could not execute SQL query >>select filename from avatar<< on database TestDB.
java.sql.SQLException: Not connected. Possible database misconfiguration ?
I am calling the Groovy script from a transition in JIRA, the script should be getting the PDF of the issue and saving it to filesystem. Is there another way that I should be connecting?
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