JIRA issue feedback collector from Qlikview

[#1]

There are two methods to launch the JIRA issue feedback collector.

Method 1:  I tried putting the following in an Open URL trigger but it didn't work:

    <script type="text/javascript" src="https://xghealth.atlassian.net/s/7db11cd30dc647e4cdc01c653fa54163-T/en_US-9znv0y/65000/82/1.4.25/_/d..."></script>

Method 2:  I tried putting the following in macro, with SUB mFeedback before and END SUB after the code, but it didn't work:

// Requires jQuery!

jQuery.ajax({

            url: "https://xghealth.atlassian.net/s/7db11cd30dc647e4cdc01c653fa54163-T/en_US-9znv0y/65000/82/1.4.25/_/d...",

        type: "get",

    cache: true,

    dataType: "script"

});

Any suggestions on how this can be accomplished in Qlikview?  The users log into AccessPoint to view the qvw's.

[petter]

Is it sufficient to load the data from the Load Script? How is the Jira data - is it person related what is going to be retrieved?

There are several ways of retrieving data from a Load Script.

You will have to use a document or object extension to do it in the front-end UI - more ad-hoc wise. There are third-party solutions to get general access to all types of web/http type of data via webservices. You can also write your own extension in JavaScript and HTML if you have the skills and time.

Third party solution that might work for your purpose:

- 1bitSolutions has a specific QlikView Jira connector

- QVsource has tons of collectors - but I don't know the details if they have specific connectivity to Jira.

  Included is a JSON/XML/SOAP Web API connector that might work for you.

[#3]

I'm not trying to load data from Jira, I'm looking for a way for users to be able to click on a button in Qlik that opens a Jira window where the user can submit questions, problems, etc.

[petter]

That is very simple:

Create a button and in the properties of the button add an Action in the action tab. The action should be of action type External and action Open URL. This URL can take an expression so you could make it completely dynamic to parameterize it.

You can also embed links in tables to. It is a bit more complicated to explain so tell me first if the first suggestion is good enough for you...

[#5]

Petter,

I already tried pasting https://xghealth.atlassian.net/s/7db11cd30dc647e4cdc01c653fa54163-T/en_US-9znv0y/65000/82/1.4.25/_/download/batch/com.atlassian.jira.collector.plugin.jira-issue-collector-plugin:issuecollector/com.atlassian.jira.collector.plugin.jira-issue-collector-plugin:issuecollector.js?locale=en-US&collectorId=30eacda7

And

in the Open URL field but this does not work. An IE download page pops up and clicking Run doesn’t work. I get a script error.

If there is a way to imbed javascript in the qvw? We would like to avoid having to use the IE Plugin version for the Chrome users.

Thank you very much,

Genelle

[Anonymous]

How can I load all the tables (including the change log) using QV source's JSON/XML/SOAP Web API connector?

Also, I tried writing incremental on the 1bitsolution connector but it does not allow me to write a 'Where' condition.