Atlassian Integration Guide : Integration Documentation This page last changed on Aug 14, 2008 by smaddox.
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Atlassian Integration Points Here are some of the ways your Atlassian applications can work together. Click an item to see more details of the integration point and how you can make it happen. ##### Application Links (AppLinks) Use Application Links (AppLinks) to link your JIRA, Confluence, FishEye, Crucible and Subversion applications. You can even choose to associate individual projects, spaces, reviews and repositories with each other. You can then use shortcut links within each application. The application will 'know' automatically which space, project or repository the link is referring to. ##### Bamboo Builds in Eclipse The Atlassian Connector for Eclipse displays Bamboo build information in your Eclipse development environment. ##### Bamboo Builds in IDEA The Atlassian Connector for IntelliJ IDEA displays Bamboo build information in your IntelliJ IDEA development environment. ##### Crucible Reviews in IDEA The Atlassian Connector for IntelliJ IDEA lets you work with your Crucible code reviews within your IntelliJ IDEA development environment. ##### JIRA Bamboo Integration Integrate JIRA with Bamboo to link JIRA issues to Bamboo builds. Once you have linked JIRA issues to your builds, you can view the linked issues in your Bamboo build results and build plans. You can also view build information in JIRA via tabs on related issues, versions and projects or on portlets. ##### JIRA Issues in IDEA The Atlassian Connector for IntelliJ IDEA integrates JIRA issues into your IntelliJ IDEA development environment. ##### JIRA Issues on a Confluence Page Use the JIRA Issues macro to display a list of JIRA issues on a Confluence page. The list is shown in tabular format, and is dynamically updated from your JIRA site. People viewing the Confluence page will see only the JIRA issues which they are authorised to see. ##### JIRA Portlets on a Confluence Page Use the JIRA Portlet macro to display a portlet from your JIRA site on a Confluence page. The information is dynamically updated from your JIRA site. People viewing the Confluence page will see only the JIRA issues which they are authorised to see. ##### JIRA Studio Bamboo Integration Integrate your hosted Bamboo instance with your JIRA Studio Subversion repository to enable all of the continuous integration benefits of Bamboo for your development suite. ##### Plugin Development Atlassian is moving towards wider and more intimate integration between the different applications we develop. Providing a common plugin framework is a key part of this initiative, because the plugin framework will help developers (both Atlassians and others) to write plugins that work on more than one of the products. It will also allow plugins on each product to have a consistent look and behaviour from a user's point of view, even when the plugin works on only one application. ##### Single Sign-On (SSO) across Web Applications Using Crowd for single sign-on (SSO), each person needs only one username and password to access all web applications. You only need to log in once, to Crowd or a Crowd-connected application. When you start another Crowd-connected application, you will be logged in automatically. Similarly, when you log out, you will be logged out of Crowd and the other applications at the same time. ##### User and Group Management across Directories and Web Applications Use Crowd to manage users and groups simply and centrally. You can use Crowd's internal user directories or hook up your existing LDAP user bases, then link them to your web applications. Crowd provides an Administration Console for administrators as well as a Self-Service Console, allowing users to view their login permissions and to change their own passwords and user profiles.

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