Create/update JIRA issues from Excel file [duplicate] - java

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Add Attachment to Jira via REST API
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Closed 7 years ago.
Is it possible to import excel/csv file (which contains details of jira issue like Title, Description, Type, Priority) in jira using any open source Tool or API in Java?
It should log hours and update comments as well.
EDIT: I don't want to upload excel file, rather than I want to create/update issues on jira using excel/csv file upload.

I have not seen an open source tool that does exactly that as JIRA has built in importing functionality for CVS/Excel.
The one opensource tool to mention would be the REST Java Client for JIRA to communicate to your specific JIRA instance that could be used in conjunction with Apache POI to perform what you require.

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I want to write a program that compares two Microsoft Excel sheets using Java.
Is there any existing library (and its documentation) that can help me get started with basic stuffs like reading all the rows and columns of the excel ?
Have a look at Apache POI, which is a Java API for Microsoft Documents.
And here is a tutorial on how to setup and get started with Excel files.
1. Apache POI
Apache POI, a project run by the Apache Software Foundation, and
previously a sub-project of the Jakarta Project, provides pure Java
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such as Word, PowerPoint and Excel.
http://poi.apache.org/
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I have table that get data from java code and show that data on web page . Can i export this data in excel format using javascript?
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I want to process password protected zipped files using Hadoop mapreduce. I was able to process unprotected zip files using ZipFileInputformat. But it doesn't support password protected zips.
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Apache POI. Setup data filters in Excel

I have been using Apache POI for quite sometime and it works great but I am not able to find a reliable answer about filter support in the library.
For reference, I mean the filter option available in data tab in excel which allows you to show all unique values of a column as a combo box in the header of the Column.
I know there is already a question about it generate excel in java where this question was asked.
And I see that Apache POI people checked in something recently for this
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As waiting for the final release of POI with this feature may not be possible for us, can anyone point out other Excel Java API which allow this option (JExcel does not as far as I found out). I do see many websites allowing export to excel with filtering available. If there is no good API to provide it, is there any other way or post processing on excel which i can do to add this option
Sorry for the repeated question, but I could not see any other way to resolve my issue other than approaching stackoverflow community
It's already enabled in Apache POI 3.7. How? take a look...
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html to pdf in java plugin [duplicate]

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We want an java plugin to convert html to pdf, that will integrate with our app. is that possible with any java plugins?, we dont want to purchase it every time especially number of users for one app something like that. we will integrate that plugin with our app. we are not going to show that there plugin inside our app.but there is need of printing html on browser and as well need to produce pdf for that HTML in our app. we want plugin for our application. is there any java /java server plugin .
Please let us know that if this suitable to our requirements. any reply that would be great help.
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You can use itext library for this purpose
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