Retrieving the new issue information from JIRA application
Procedure
Double-click the tJIRAInput component to open its
Basic settings view.
Select Issue from the JIRA
resource drop-down list.
In the JQL field, enter the JQL query used to retrieve
issues in JIRA application.
In this example, the query is project = DOC ORDER BY created
DESC. All issues under the project DOC
will be retrieved and they will be sorted by the creation date in descending
order.
Double-click the tExtracJSONFields component to open its
Basic settings view.
Click the [...] button next to Edit
schema, and in the schema dialog box displayed, define the
schema by adding five columns of String type, id,
key, project,
description, and summary,
which will hold the corresponding information of each issue retrieved.
When done, click OK to save the changes and close the
dialog box.
Select the JSON field to be extracted from the JSON
field drop-down list. In this example, it is
json, which is passed from the
tJIRAInput component.
In the Loop Jsonpath query field, specify the path to
the node on which the loop is based. In this example, it is
$, which is the root node of the JSON field.
In the Mapping table, the Column
cells are automatically filled with the schema columns, and you need to specify
the corresponding JSON node that holds the desired data for each schema column.
In this example, $.id for the id
column, $.key for the key column,
$.fields.project.key for the
project column,
$.fields.description for the
description column, and
$.fields.summary for the
summary column.
Double-click the tFileOutputJSON component to open its
Basic settings view.
In the File Name field, specify the path to the file
into which the extracted issue information will be written,
D:/JiraComponents/issue_info.json in this example.
And in the Name of data block field, enter the name of
the data block, issue in this example.
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