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Google Wave robot for JIRA works with private JIRAs

224team — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 12:44:47 +0000

Our Robot for JIRA now works with all the JIRAs: public and secured.

Create a new wave with the robot-for-jira@appspot.com robot
Write some text and include in it a jira key that exists in a public JIRA
If asked, provide URL to your JIRA
If asked, provide your username and password

Atlassian blogs about our Wave Robot for JIRA

224team — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 07:18:34 +0000

Here’s the Atlassian blog post that describes the details of using our JIRA Robot.

And there’s even a cool video:

Thanks, John!

Google Wave Robot for JIRA (Alpha)

224team — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 15:21:11 +0000

This is still a work in progress, but we’ve decided to show you where we are.

Any suggestions are welcome Wave conversation about robot

The robot-for-jira@appspot.com robot can:

parse the Issue key from the text
replace the Issue key with a gadget
load Issue information to that gadget
works for any JIRA that is available on the internet (robot asks for credentials if needed, but they are not stored in any DB or logs)
for now some actions are valid only for default workflow
for now no realtime synchronization (when data on JIRA changes)

How to use it?

Create a new wave with the robot-for-jira@appspot.com
Write some text and include in it a jira key that exists in a public JIRA
If asked, provide URL to your JIRA and credentials
Submit the blip and watch it happen

Confluence and Jira Plugin

224team — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 13:55:52 +0000

Download the wave Confluence plugin
Download the wave Jira plugin (installation steps below)

Description:

Both Jira and Confluence plugins do exactly the same. They allow you to embed a wave into a Jira issue or a Confluence page.

In Jira you can place the wave in the issue’s description or add it as a comment.

Usage:

{wave:id=} or: {wave:url=}

where is the url that you have in your address bar when you are in google wave, for example:

https://wave.google.com/wave/?pli=1#minimized:nav,minimized:contact,restored:wave:googlewave.com!w%252Bg0FiXwsAF

There are also optional parameters width and height:

{wave:id=|height=1000px|width=100%}

Confluence Plugin installation

* It’s best to follow the steps described by Sarah post (thanks Sarah)

Hint: You can use Confluence wiki markup to make your wave look prettier on the Confluence page. For example, a simple {panel} macro puts a border around the wave:

{panel}

{wave:url=my.wave.url}

{panel}

Jira Plugin installation

* Shut down JIRA
* copy jira-wave-1.0.jar into ‘…/atlassian-jira/WEB-INF/lib/’
* Start up JIRA
* Go to: Administration > Plugins and confirm that JIRA Wave plugin is listed and enabled.
* Go to: Administration > Field Configurations > Default Field Configuration > Comment – Renderers and set Active Renderer = Wiki Style Renderer. Press Update.
* Go to: Description – Renderers and set Active Renderer = Wiki Style Renderer. Press Update.
* Go to: Environment – Renderers and set Active Renderer = Wiki Style Renderer. Press Update.

How to make your wave public

Just add easypublic@appspot.com to it.

Future plans

We have huge plans to enhance this plugin to add more features for integrating all Atlassian tools with Google Wave.

If you have any problems or suggestions, please write on the wave below.

The source code will be released soon under the BSD licence.

Place here your suggestions about our plugin for embedding waves on Atlassian Confluence pages:

* Confluence search should enable searching inside embedded waves
* Easy linking the Jira issues
* A macro for listing all the embedded waves in one place
* Converting existing pages into waves
* Ability to add a Confluence page to a wave.

First info about our work

224team — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 04:06:42 +0000

http://ffeathers.wordpress.com/2009/11/01/google-wave-in-confluence-wiki-pages/

Thx!

You can download plugin to Confluence

224team — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 03:17:36 +0000

This issue is implemented by our plugin.

You can download plugin here

Usage:

{wave:id=}or:

{wave:url=}where is the url that you have in your address bar when you are in google wave, for example

There are also optional parameters width and height:

{wave:id=|height=1000px|width=100%}We have huge plans to enhance this plugin to support embedding Wave in Jira and also to add more features for integrating all Atlassian tools with Google Wave.

If you have any problems or suggestions, please comment here. For now, because we should be getting our own plugin page from Atlassian soon.

[#CONF-15962] Confluence support for Google Wave – Atlassian JIRA