There is an option to extend the Jira integration to use with the Test domain. One use case would be, e.g., to create a Jira issue linked to a failed test case. A user would select a Test Case with a result node attribute value of "Failed" in a particular Test specification context and create a Jira issue. The Test specification is stored as an attribute in Jira. The Jira issue could then be assigned to users who can handle the test case that failed. 


To do this, you will need to add the Test SIDs to the ItemType tag:


<ItemType>JBTE;JTCS;JTSP;JSES</ItemType>


 as well as add the following tags to the configuration: 


<Test>JSES</Test> 

<TestSuite>JBTE</TestSuite> 

<TestSpecification>JTSP</TestSpecification> 

<TestNodePath>ISSP;ITEC</TestNodePath> 

<TestCase>JTCS</TestCase> 

<TestAttribute>PTCS</TestAttribute> 


Test Domain Example

<JiraConfiguration>
  <Jiras>
    <Jira>
      <Name>Jira1</Name>
      <BaseUrl>http://srv-app-01:8080</BaseUrl>
      <MainProject>ADLV3</MainProject>
      <CustomField>customfield_10007</CustomField>
      <Relationship Floating="True"/>
    </Jira>
  </Jiras>
  <ItemType>RBFN;RQ;JBTE;JTCS;JTSP;JSES</ItemType>
  <Test>JSES</Test>
  <TestSuite>JBTE</TestSuite>
  <TestSpecification>JTSP</TestSpecification>
  <TestNodePath>ISSP;ITEC</TestNodePath>
  <TestCase>JTCS</TestCase>
  <TestAttribute>PTCS</TestAttribute>
  <ServerCode>SW</ServerCode>
</JiraConfiguration>
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