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Using remote systems you are able to execute SIL™ programs on some other Jira instances running SIL™. These are usually other Jira or Confluence.

The calls may be made via the call() function, providing as parameter the correct remote system name. 

Adding Remote

Creating remote configuration is easy. From the IntegerationRemote Systems menu from the Power Apps Configuration page, go to that page and click Add Remote. You are required to enter the following information:

Where:

  1. Name - is the name of the remote system, unique within other remote systems.

  2. URL - represents the URL (just the base URL, as shown above).

  3. Username & Password - to care about authentication.

  4. The timeout is optional, as well as the check result parameters. They control the underlying library responsible for performing REST calls.

Using a Proxy

If a proxy is used, we exposed its configuration as well:


You should provide additional parameters:

  1. Full URL of the proxy.

  2. The REALM, if specified.

  3. The host of the proxy and its port.

  4. Proxy authentication details (username / password combination).

For Windows NT Domains, you are required to specify also the Windows NT Domain to consider, and the local machine name.

Note

You cannot put parameters values and expect this to work. Ask your network admins to offer you the necessary connection details.

Deleting a Remote

Of course, removing and editing remotes is as easy as adding it. The changes in the configuration are picked up immediately.

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