Storing data in JIRA properties tables
Articles of interest to people working with JIRA - Configuration - Creating plugins - Compiling code Summary: store your own data in existing JIRA tables using the same classes that JIRA uses. One of the most common questions when adding new functionality to JIRA is "where do I store my own configuration data?". The brute-force way is to add new tables or new columns to the database by modifying e
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