I am currently using the Jira SOAP interface in C # (I believe that the language used here is not very important).
Basically, I create an API and Winform that wrap some soap service functions so that our developers can programmatically add errors when something goes wrong in our application.
As part of this, I need to know the custom field identifiers that are used in Jira, and not hard code them (since they are still subject to random changes). I used GetCustomFields () in the jira-rpc api and then filtered it, so that all developers should know this field name, then the identifier is populated for them automatically.
This all works fine, but with one very important caveat: you log in to the SOAP / RPC service as a user with administrative privileges.
The Jira documentation points out that the soap / rpc service is in line with normal workflows and security schemes, however I cannot find anything anywhere to remove this restriction when listing custom fields (and it’s absolutely certain that you want someone anyway must be an administrator in order to gain this access, especially since the user id of the field is usually located in the Jira HTML source, is outside of me)
Does anyone know if I missed the setup somewhere? Or, if there is some work for this, with the exception of hard coding the user field identifier?
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