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1. ATLASSIAN FISHEYE HOW TO
2. ATLASSIAN FISHEYE INSTALL
3. ATLASSIAN FISHEYE FULL
4. ATLASSIAN FISHEYE PASSWORD

(See Step 2 below.)ġ.3 Specify which users can log in to FishEye

ATLASSIAN FISHEYE PASSWORD

The Name and Password values you specify in the 'Add Application' wizard must match the Application name and Application password that you will set in FishEye's 'Crowd Authentication Settings' screen. Complete the 'Add Application ' wizard for the FishEye application.Log in to the Crowd Administration Console and navigate to Applications > Add Application.We need to add the FishEye application to Crowd and map it to the FishEye Directory: 1.2 Define the FishEye application in CrowdĬrowd needs to be aware that the FishEye application will be making authentication requests to Crowd. The Crowd documentation has more information on creating users and assigning users to groups. If you are using groups, assign your user(s) to the appropriate groups. Use Crowd to create at least one user in the FishEye Directory.

ATLASSIAN FISHEYE HOW TO

See the documentation on Creating Groups for more information on how to define these groups. If you wish to use Crowd groups to control access to your FishEye repositories, you should set up your groups in Crowd. It is possible to assign more than one directory for an application, but for the purposes of this example, we will use FishEye Directory to house FishEye users. We will assume that the directory is called FishEye Directory for the rest of this document. For more information on how to do this, see Adding a Directory. You will need to set up a directory in Crowd for FishEye. The FishEye application will need to authenticate users against a directory configured in Crowd. Configuring Crowd to talk to FishEye 1.1 Prepare Crowd's directories/groups/users for FishEye

ATLASSIAN FISHEYE INSTALL

If you have the standalone version of Crucible (available from Crucible 1.6), there is no need to download or install FishEye. We will refer to the FishEye root folder as FISHEYE. Refer to the FishEye Installation Guide for detailed information on how to do this. We will refer to the Crowd root folder as CROWD. Refer to the Crowd installation guide for detailed information on how to do this. It is documented here to assist in the maintenance of existing applications, but it will not be developed further and should not be used for new applications.

ATLASSIAN FISHEYE FULL

For example, /foo returns a list of the foo items and /foo/ returns the full content of the foo identified by the given key.įisheye also provides a REST and XML-RPC API which is now deprecated. In other cases, this may include a generic resource name and key. In some cases, this may be a generic resource name such as /foo. resource-name-v1 identifies the versioned resource such as /reviews-v1.rest-service denotes the Crucible REST API ( rest-service-fe for Fisheye resources).webcontext is the webcontext under which Fisheye/Crucible is hosted (as configured in the element in the application's config.xml.host and port define the host and port where the Fisheye/Crucible application lives.Here is an explanation for each part of the URI: Fisheye/Crucible API ReferencesĪPI references are available at the following locations:

Read the tutorials for examples of using the Fisheye/Crucible REST interface. If you would like to know more about REST in general, start with the Dare Obasanjo's blog post, Explaining REST to Damien Katz.