ZF SOAP Confluence JIRA

The ZF install of Confluence and JIRA support remote control via SOAP.

• http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Remote+API+%28SOAP%29+Examples
• http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Creating+a+SOAP+Client
• http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CONFEXT/Confluence+SOAP+Client+in+Java

To access Confluence, use your Confluence username and password with:

Eclipse/Mylar Integration with JIRA 

If you use Eclipse >= 3.2, there's an extension called Mylar that might interest you. It adds a task-oriented interface to Eclipse and allows it to integrate with issue tracking services, JIRA in particular. See the Mylar web site for additional information.

To install Mylar:

1. Open Eclipse and go to Help > Software Updates > Find and Install...
2. Select the "Search for new features to install" option and click the "Next" button
3. Click the "New Remote Site" button
4. For the Name field, enter "Mylar update site"
5. For the URL field, enter the update site URL for your version of Eclipse, which can you get from this list
6. Click the "OK" button
7. Check off the "Mylar update site" in the list of sites to include in the search and click the "Finish" button
8. When prompted, select the following items to install: Jira Core Services, Mylar Connector: JIRA, Mylar Focused UI, Mylar Task List
9. When prompted to reboot Eclipse, do so

To integrate with the Zend Framework JIRA installation:

1. Open Eclipse after installing Mylar and select Window > Show View > Other
2. Under the Mylar folder, select Task Repositories
3. In the Task Repositories tab on the right, right-click and select the Add Task Repository option
4. For the Server field, enter http://framework.zend.com/issues
5. For the Label field, enter "Zend Framework"
6. For User ID and password, enter your Zend Developer Wiki account information
7. Optionally, click the "Validate Settings" button to test your connection
8. Click the "Finish" button
9. Return to the Task List tab
10. Right-click and select the New > Query option
11. Select the Zend Framework from the repository list and click the "Next" button
12. Continue through the process as prompted. Once done, your query will appear as an example folder in your Task List with all related issues
13. Double-click on any issue to view and enter information for that issue just as if you were accessing JIRA via a browser