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Java Plugin Creation Using Atlassian SDK

The document outlines 9 steps to create a Java plugin for Atlassian JIRA using the Atlassian SDK: 1) download and install the Atlassian SDK, 2) check the installation, 3) configure proxy settings in Maven, 4) start a JIRA instance using atlas-run-standalone, 5) log into the JIRA instance, 6) create a plugin project defining groupId, artifactId, version, and package, 7) load the sample plugin into JIRA using atlas-run, 8) open JIRA administration and view the new plugin listings.

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Java Plugin Creation Using Atlassian SDK

The document outlines 9 steps to create a Java plugin for Atlassian JIRA using the Atlassian SDK: 1) download and install the Atlassian SDK, 2) check the installation, 3) configure proxy settings in Maven, 4) start a JIRA instance using atlas-run-standalone, 5) log into the JIRA instance, 6) create a plugin project defining groupId, artifactId, version, and package, 7) load the sample plugin into JIRA using atlas-run, 8) open JIRA administration and view the new plugin listings.

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Steps to Create a Java Plugin using Atlassian SDK

Step 1:
Download and Install Atlassian SDK 4.2 version
Step 2:
Check the installation using atlas-version command
Step 3:
Configure proxy settings in the Maven settings.xml (C:\Users\pmuthuvijayarajan\atlassian-plugin-
sdk\apache-maven\conf\settings.xml)
<proxies>
<proxy>
<id>myproxy</id>
<active>true</active>
<protocol>http</protocol>
<username>proxyuser</username>
<password>proxypass</password>
<host>usasc.deloitte.com</host>
<port>8080</port>
<nonProxyHosts>local.net</nonProxyHosts>
</proxy>
</proxies>

Step 4:
In the command prompt start the JIRA using atlas-run-standalone --product jira command, in the
home directory of the plugin tutorial. (C:\Users\pmuthuvijayarajan\atlastutorial)
Step 5:
JIRA server will get started.

Step: 6
Log in using http://localhost:2990/jira


Step: 7
Create the plugin project Dolby, using atlas-create-jira-plugin command.
Define value for groupId com.atlassian.tutorial
Define value for artifactId helloworld
Define value for version 1.0-SNAPSHOT
Define value for package com.atlassian.tutorial.helloworld

Step: 8
Load the sample Dolby plugin in to JIRA, using atlas-run command.



Step 9:
Open the browser and log into the JIRA instance. Chose Administration Add-ons Manage
Add-ons. Two listings of the created plugin will get displayed.
One for the plugin itself and one for the plugin tests.

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