We are working on integrating our Appian with JIRA. We have been able to establ

helmuta over 10 years ago

We are working on integrating our Appian with JIRA. We have been able to establish the connection and do simple searches/queries. Now we are trying to get to the point were we can do more complex searches. Here is the issue we are running into:
In JSON using our browser we are able to perform queries were we are returning information based on complex queries such as date > today AND key = BPM and such. We have not been able to figure out how to duplicate that type of query using a!httpQueryParameter. We have looked at the documentation provided by Appian and it does not help. Can anyone provide us some additional information as to how to perform this type of query.

Thank you!

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0 PhilB
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over 10 years ago

FYI the documentation seems to imply the date format above is roughly right (the T(imezone) on the end might need to be slightly different) - but the JSON should be the value in a query parameter named "jql" as part of an http GET. There's also the possibility of POSTing the query with a query parameter of "search" - examples below.

developer.atlassian.com/.../jira-rest-api-example-query-issues
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0 PhilB
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FYI the documentation seems to imply the date format above is roughly right (the T(imezone) on the end might need to be slightly different) - but the JSON should be the value in a query parameter named "jql" as part of an http GET. There's also the possibility of POSTing the query with a query parameter of "search" - examples below.

developer.atlassian.com/.../jira-rest-api-example-query-issues
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