Examples of searchJqlWithFullIssues()

• com.atlassian.jira.rest.client.SearchRestClient.searchJqlWithFullIssues()
  Performs a JQL search and returns issues matching the query using default maxResults (as configured in JIRA - usually 50) and startAt=0 @param jql a valid JQL query (will be properly encoded by JIRA client). Restricted JQL characters (like '/') must be properly escaped. @param maxResults maximum results (page/window size) for this search. The page will contain issues fromstartAt div maxResults (no remnant) and will include at most maxResults matching issues. @param startAt starting index (0-based) defining the page/window for the results. It will be aligned by the server to the beginningon the page (startAt = startAt div maxResults). For example for startAt=5 and maxResults=3 the results will include matching issues with index 3, 4 and 5. For startAt = 6 and maxResults=3 the issues returned are from position 6, 7 and 8. @param progressMonitor progress monitor @return issues matching given JQL query @throws RestClientException in case of problems (connectivity, malformed messages, invalid JQL query, etc.) @since 1.1 client 5.0 server

Examples of com.atlassian.jira.rest.client.SearchRestClient.searchJqlWithFullIssues()