Embedding Existing Rally Apps/Pages into Confluence

[MeigyTsai1359615]

I want to share a built in dashboard from Rally into Confluence. I read that there is the APIKey which works for custom apps - but I don't want to build a custom app. I just want to embed the Milestone list accessible from Plan->Timeboxes and allow people to look into the details of the Milestone. Is there a way to do this without me having to implement my own Timeboxes page? Is the way to do this using the old deprecated LoginKey instead? From what I read that seem to support going to any particular Rally page through a read-only account. (Though there are some security issues...)

[davse04]

Hi Tsai,

I do not believe you could embed Timeboxes into an external application bypassing authentication. Here is a link to Embedding Apps from our App SDK 2.1 Docs that might help:

Agile Central App SDK 2.1 Docs 

 

Let me know if that helps.

 

Thanks,

Sean Davis

[BobLieberman1362346]

Sorry not helpful Sean. What I'm looking for is the syntax for using an apiKey in a Agile Central page's URL to override the "current" user that the browser has remembered. For example, I want to create a user "[e-mail]", give it a read-only apiKey, and in an iFrame on confluence display the contents of "http://rally1.rallydev.com/..../mycuteandsefulpage?<myapiKey>" so that you can see my page but with the credentials from readonlyviewer.

 

Hard to imagine this is not possible.

[Legacy User]

Did you ever get this working without having to build your own app?  Seems simple enough but I am not able to get it to work either.  

[MeigyTsai1359615]

Ok. The 2.1 SDK doesn't help since that'll require me to build my own app. I guess I can do that but it's quite a bit of work. Wish I can leverage what Rally did already. Thanks for the info.

 

You mentioned that Timeboxes isn't possible - What about other reports like feature progress or US in the backlog/etc?

[BobLieberman1362346]

I agree with MeigyTsai1359615. I have this question, I don't think the question is answered. "you can't do that" is not an answer, true though it may be.