I have a Mozilla Bugzilla installed in a server in my office, I want to access the REST API https://wiki.mozilla.org/Bugzilla:REST_API so that I can query Bugzilla bugs from a little project management tool I have made. The problem is I cannot for the life of me work out what the API url should be.
Say I have bugzilla installed on http://bugzilla.mydomain.com/ and I want to query for bug 35 information, I thought the url should look something like this. http://bugzilla.mydomain.com/latest/bug/35
Can explain to me what the URL should look like?
Do I need to tell the admin to config bugzilla differently so I can access the API?
Any help/hints will be greatly appreciated.
Using Bugzilla Version 4.0.1
The "latest" is just part of the way the REST_API team is choosing to deploy the various versions.
You have to install the REST_API at it's own endpoint e.g. http://bugzilla-api.mydomain.com/ and configure it to use your Bugzilla. See the INSTALL file that comes with REST_API.
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I am trying to learn Spring Boot and as part of this I need to send http requests to test the functionality of the API I have created.
When following along with this video, the teacher had an 'actions for URL' selection which I do not see in my own editor. Note that the point in the video I linked shows this.
After updating (to IDEA 2021.1) and restarting I still could not see this option.
I tried to create my own .http file, but am not able to work with this type of file.
After more research I found that I should have a plugin called 'http client' installed by default. I cannot find this in my installed plugins or by searching through the marketplace.
When downloading and installing manually (from here), I now get this error which I cannot resolve.
Please can someone give me a pointer to get this plugin working.
I assume you're using the Community Edition, so it probably doesn't have it since according to the JetBrains blog, HTTP Client is built-in on the Ultimate Edition.
You can also check the zip file for the plugin here.
i'm using lead tools web scanner and trying to enable it to work on HTTPS.
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can i get some help here
It appears you tried to quote something in your question but it did not show correctly.
In any case, if you’re using the current version 20 of LEADTOOLS, see this forum post with detailed information on How to Enable HTTPS in the LEADTOOLS Web Scanning Host.
If you’re using the previous version 19, there’s an older article that discusses that version here.
If neither of these pages helped you, send full details about what you tried and what problems you ran into to the support address support#leadtools.com. Our email support is free regardless of which version of LEADTOOLS you’re using.
ON TFS2012 is it possible to request feedback from customers that are utilizing the web client without them having to install feedbackclient.exe on their machines
Usersnap allows customers to add feedback without installing anything locally. It integrates into Microsoft Team Foundation Service (this means, every feedback from your customers is automatically created as ticket inside your TFS workflow).
Your customers even don't need an account in TFS to provide feedback.
It's easy to integrate Usersnap with TFS, you can have a look at the docs here: https://usersnap.com/support/docs/apicfg#tfs
To work with the feedback request like it is explained here it is not possible to give feedback without installing the client tool.
I thought it would work also by logging in in the TFS web interface then open the feedback request and answer to it but apparently after testing it myself I did not found a solution directly. Though the feedback would be filled in completely manually while all the needed tools are available with the client tool.
I have a live site running on cPanel. I would like to write some WHM plugins to extend WHM functionality. But the problem I am facing is I don't seem to find a way to get cPanel as a developer version - which I can run on a development environment, test it and then install it to production.
Any idea anyone?
There isn't a developer cPanel available, you could try having a test server/environment with cPanel installed, making the plugin etc and just testing live on that.
you could always open a support ticket with cPanel and see what the have to offer, they might have something which would work for you, but just isn't publicly displayed as such.
We are setting up bugzilla for issue tracking within our startup. I want to know if Bugzilla supports REST based API's for filing/searching bugs. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Bugzilla REST API
If you don't want to modify your installation Bugzilla comes with an XML-RPC interface (docs). Although updating bugs is not supported until 4.0, creating, searching and adding comments are all supported.