I am looking to set up a new filter on my JIRA server and mark it as a favorite to utilize the getLimitedIssues() method. The alternative method, getSearchResults(), isn’t a fit because I need the issues returned in separate arrays. Can anyone suggest a viable approach to achieve this using SOAP services?
hey, i patched my soap cll to filt’r results into separate arrays. its a bit hackyy but worked for me. u could try adjustin the query paramtrs to meet ur specific needs.
In my experience, building a JIRA SOAP filter that returns limited issues in separate arrays required some creative post-processing. I ended up retrieving the full set of issues via SOAP and then writing a custom parser to divide them into arrays based on identified criteria. This approach allowed me to bypass some of the limitations of getSearchResults() while still taking advantage of device-specific filters. Although it involved extra coding, it resulted in a maintainable solution that worked well for my application’s architecture.
My approach involved combining native JIRA filtering with a middleware layer that reformatted the SOAP output. I began by carefully defining the filter parameters to restrict the issues retrieved by the getLimitedIssues() method. Afterwards, I developed a small service that post-processed the data, splitting the results into distinct arrays based on criteria validated against our existing schema. Although it required some additional coding for error handling and data verification, this solution provided a reliable and maintainable workflow for dynamically partitioning the retrieved issues.
In my experience, addressing the limited issue retrieval for JIRA SOAP filters required a blend of custom tailoring and a good understanding of JIRA’s native capabilities. I developed a solution where I leveraged a custom wrapper around the SOAP service. Essentially, I would post-process the returned data to split the issues into distinct arrays as needed. This approach bypassed some of the intrinsic SOAP limitations and allowed me to effectively use the getLimitedIssues() method. It was important to handle potential errors gracefully and verify the consistency of the filtered data.
hey, u might try a client side workaround. i wrapped the soap call to retreive full issues then split them myself. its a bit kludgy but got me separate arrays without getting stuck on getsearchresults. works for me, tho not the prettiest fix!