Index: D:/eclipse/workspace/zilverline/jira/xdocs/faq.fml
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--- D:/eclipse/workspace/zilverline/jira/xdocs/faq.fml (revision 231063)
+++ D:/eclipse/workspace/zilverline/jira/xdocs/faq.fml (working copy)
@@ -35,12 +35,15 @@
- 2. make sure that your project allows group Anyone to view jira issues - (you may or may not need to also set your jira installation type to - public - this is in General Configuration under administration). + 2. Determine the credentials to log into the webserver, if any. The plugin supports basic authentication (and SSL). + Add the credentials to the project.properties, as maven.jira.webUser and maven.jira.webPassword
- 3. log out of jira (if you are using Remember me feature) and test your setup + 3. Determine the JIRA account to login to the JIRA installation. + Add the credentials to the project.properties, as maven.jira.jiraUser and maven.jira.jiraPassword +
++ 4. log out of jira (if you are using Remember me feature) and test your setup by going to url like this one:
- 4. add this to your project.xml in reports section + 5. add this to your project.xml in reports section
- 5. run site:generate and you should have jira.html in your ${basedir}/target/docs directory + 6. run maven site (or just maven maven-jira-plugin:report xdoc) and you should have jira.html in your ${basedir}/target/docs directory
+ +
+ Add the server certificate to your JAVA. You can get the certificate by exporting it from your browser.
+ With IE you click on the certificate info, go to the details TAB and export as .DER by clicking on 'Copy to File...'.
+ Using SUN's keytool you can import the certificate in your 'truststore'. It is located in $JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/security/cacerts
+ Import it using