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XML/JSON Request Custom Field obtains values from an XML/JSON response via XPath/JSONPath. Pull and display a list of values from an external system, without a necessity to enter them all manually into Jira or to enter them all into your database.


  1. To add XML/JSON Request Custom Field, go to Jira Administration > Issues > Custom Fields. Click Add Custom Field.
  2. Select XML/JSON Request Custom Field. Click Next.



  3. Give a name and description to your field. Click Create. Check Issue screens you want your field to be reflected in. Click Update.
  4. To configure created custom field, go to cog wheel menu and click Configure.



  5. Configure the Default value. To set the field, write 'default' and click Set Default.
  6. To configure custom field settings, click Edit XML/JSON HTTP Settings.



  7. Configure the parameters as described in the table below. The following picture shows an example of how you can configure the fields.



  8. To finish configuration click Save. Your configuration is ready.



  9. That's it. Now select list custom field is available in your create and edit issue screens.


Fields description

For each XML/JSON custom field that you add, there is a set of parameters to configure on the field configuration page. 

Field

Description

URLAn URL to required resource. For GET request may contain GET parameters.
Basic Auth Username

A Username for basic access authentication (optional).

Basic Auth Password 
A Password for basic access authentication (optional).
Request Type
An HTTP request type (GET, POST).
Request Data
The body of HTTP Post request.
XPath or JSON Path
The path for getting values.

Proxy port

A port number of a proxy server.

Proxy host

An IP address of a proxy server.

Proxy scheme (http or https)

The protocol that defines how messages are formatted and transmitted, and what actions Web servers and browsers should take in response to various commands.


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