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user182945
user182945

Reputation: 1427

Jira Soap API get project version start/end date

I am trying to the get start and end date of a jira project version. Can I do this with the Jira SOAP API, and how cand I do this?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1281

Answers (3)

Tobias Herkula
Tobias Herkula

Reputation: 135

https://[YOUR_JIRA_HOST]/secure/CCBShowChartReport.jspa
?decorator=none
&selectedProjectId=[PROJECT_ID]
&selectedBoardId=[VERSION_ID]
&chartType=gh.chart.ahourburndown
&fieldId=
&forMaster=false

Not really for startDate / endDate, but all information needed to build your own Hourly-Burndown Chart...

I searched for hours to find a solution for a this, the only other way I found was this:

SELECT *
FROM `propertytext`
WHERE ID = (
SELECT ID
FROM `propertyentry`
WHERE ENTITY_NAME = 'GREENHOPPER'
AND ENTITY_ID = YOUR_PROJECT_ID
AND PROPERTY_KEY = 'CONFIGURATION' )

With this you get a XML File for your Version and in this you can find the values for startDate / endDate

Upvotes: 0

Bryan
Bryan

Reputation: 356

For posterity:

I'm guessing you are using Greenhopper, that does allow you to specify start and end dates for your sprints/versions. Unfortunately, it doesn't appear you can not retrieve this data via the API as Greenhopper data is not exposed (yet). See the ticket below.

I'm anxious to get this too.

http://jira.atlassian.com/browse/GHS-1853

Upvotes: 1

Alex
Alex

Reputation: 654

There's no such thing as 'start date' for version in JIRA, and Release Date is available via SOAP. E.g. in Java:

JiraSoapService js = new JiraSoapServiceServiceLocator().getJirasoapserviceV2();
String token = js.login(username, password);
RemoteVersion[] versions = js.getVersions(token, "KEY");
Calendar releaseDate = versions[0].getReleaseDate();

Upvotes: 2

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