Documentation for Crowd 1.0. Documentation for other versions of Crowd is available too.

If you have already been using Atlassian JIRA, and are now configuring JIRA as a Crowd application, you will probably want to import your existing JIRA users and groups into a Crowd directory.

始める前に

You will need to have installed the JIRA database's JDBC drivers in the Crowd CLASS-PATH.

Note regarding passwords: because users' passwords are encrypted in JIRA's database, they will not be copied across to Crowd.

To import users and groups from Atlassian JIRA into a Crowd directory,

  1. Login to the Crowd Administration Console.
  2. Click the 'Principals' link in the top navigation bar.
  3. This will display the Principal Browser. Click the 'Import Users' link.
  4. This will display the 'Import Type' screen. Click the 'JIRA' button.
  5. This will display the 'Options' screen. Complete the fields as follows:
    • 'Directory' — select the directory that is mapped to the JIRA application.
    • 'DB URL' — type the URL of your JIRA instance's database.
    • 'DB Driver' — type the name of your JIRA instance's database JDBC driver.
    • 'Username' — type the username of the database user that Crowd will use to login to your JIRA instance's database.
    • 'Password' — type the password of the database user Crowd will use to login to your JIRA instance's database.
      (info) The import process will log in to the database, not to JIRA.
  6. Click the 'Continue' button to import the users from your JIRA instance into your Crowd directory.
  7. The 'Status' screen will be displayed, showing how many users and groups have been imported into your Crowd directory.
  8. Click the 'Principals' button to view and manage the imported users and groups via the Crowd Administration Console (assuming the directory's permissions allow this).

Screenshot: 'Import JIRA Users'


 


次のステップ

To give the imported groups access to the JIRA application, see 3.4 Specifying which Groups can access an Application.

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Crowd 1.0 Documentation  





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