Atlassian Connect. How to use an JIRA authentication header?

[Vitaliy]

Help me please. I'm working on my first JIRA plugin using Atlassian Connect (my platform is django/python) and having a real hard time figuring out how to do a REST requests to JIRA on behalf of the current JIRA user. I want to use jira-python, but it required auth_token and auth_token_secret, but I don't have it.

Here's my authentication header (JIRA has sent it to me when an user click on the link of my addon every time):

[09/Jan/2014 20:47:52] "GET /app/?

 

?oauth_version=1.0

&user_id=admin

 

&oauth_signature_method=RSA-SHA1

&oauth_nonce=1389199973324143000

&oauth_consumer_key=jira%3E045e3efe-711a-4aca-9fbb-dc62fa62fb03

&oauth_timestamp=1389199973

&oauth_signature=XXXXXXX

 

&user_key=admin

&loc=ru-RU

&lic=none

&cp=%2Fjira

&tz=Europe%2FMoscow

&xdm_e=http%3A%2F%2Flocalhost%3A2990

&xdm_c=channel-servlet-general

&xdm_p=1

HTTP/1.1" 200 3540

How can I use these parameters to do REST requests from the current JIRA user?

Any suggestions?

I spent two days .. I have no success so far. Please describe the algorithm, what should I do to get access_token please. 

Thanks

[Seb Ruiz]

Hi Vitaliy,

Please see my alternate answer on a separate thread, which recommends that you use JWT over the now deprecated OAuth 1.0.

Regards,

Seb

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