This looks like a duplicate of another question, but we are having a different issue.
When I go to link to a confluence page from a JIRA issue, I get "Search returned no results" and it also doesn't list any of my spaces. When I looked into the logs (both Confluence and JIRA), I saw no errors. When I searched the apache logs, I found the request:
/jira/rest/confluenceIssueLink/1/confluence/search?query=test&appId=our-app-id&spaceKey=&maxResults=10&_=1450195846167
However, when I make this request against our server, I get the following, no matter what the query is:
{"result":[]}
We have it set up as recommended, using 2-legged OAuth. We can search for JIRA issues from Confluence with no issues. It is just when we try to search for a Confluence page through the issue link feature that we are experiencing this failure. Please let me know if you need more information.
I have the similar problem. change the jira and confluence to https ,then, the uri below return 500 error:
/jira/rest/confluenceIssueLink/1/confluence/search?query=chinese(中文)
when the param 'query' is chinese ,page return the 500 error,else return the right page content.
who can help me ?
When you are in Confluence can you search those same pages? Or when you enter that URL into the browser that is in JIRA does it find the page fine?
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Yes, Confluence has no issue in searching for pages within itself. When I make that request in the browser, I get
{"result":[]}
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I get the same problem when trying to search for a confluence page through the issue link feature. Did you find a solution ?
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