For developping and testing, the JIRA REST API Browser is a great help, because you can run the service calls and test the responses using a GUI.
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Unfortunately, the JIRA REST API Browser has a bug that prevents it from working correctly with non-Atlassian add-ons, so a patch is required (see below). |
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JIRA REST API Browser
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Some more information can be found here: https://developer.atlassian.com/docs/atlassian-platform-common-components/rest-api-development/developing-a-rest-service-plugin
Patch the JIRA REST API Browser
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Since Version 3.2.x of the Atlassian REST API Browser, the patch below is not longer required. |
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Atlassian has added hard-coded information on the REST services that can be displayed via the JIRA REST Browser, so that, contary to the documentation, services of other add-ons are not displayed. This bug usually applies when installing the JIRA REST Browser in a non-development environment, if you are using the JIRA REST API Browser as part of the JIRA SDK, it might work correctly (or not). If you do not see the services starting with "icbiz/", the JIRA REST API Browser does not work (or icbiz does not work correctly, e.g. because of a version incompatibility with ictime). |
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