Connecting to Jira from Eclipse

Install the Atlassian Eclipse plugins

Assuming you are using Eclipse 3.6, you need to use the following update site http://update.atlassian.com/atlassian-eclipse-plugin/e3.6.

Select both components, Atlassian Connector and the optional Dependencies

Restart Eclipse,

Show the view Mylyn -> Task Repositories




Locate the MyLyn Task Repositories category



Right-mouse click the Atlassian Integration support option and select Add Task Repository



Add a tesk repository



Add a task repository settings




Create a Query






You can now see the Tasks assigned to you in Jira, showing in the Task List tab.

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