#!/usr/bin/env python

# This script will be invoked whenever a Perforce JOB is closed.
# The Perforce trigger script invoking this script must pass the following parameters:
# 1. Jira User id
# 2. Jira Password (We used LDAP authentication for Perforce and JIRA. The passwords were stored in files accessible to root/user account running p4d service).
#	For example for user jaishu, the .passwd file would be stored in /home/jaishu/
# 3. This script will work only if Perforce and JIRA user ids and passwords are the same.

import SOAPpy
import getpass, datetime, sys

soap = SOAPpy.WSDL.Proxy('http://localhost:8080/rpc/soap/jirasoapservice-v2?wsdl')

print 'Arguments: ',sys.argv

jirauser= sys.argv[1]
passwd= sys.argv[2]
#jirauser='admin'
#passwd='admin'

sys.argv.remove(jirauser)
sys.argv.remove(passwd)

print 'Jira user:',jirauser
print 'Passwd:', passwd

auth = soap.login(jirauser, passwd)

for arg in sys.argv[1:len(sys.argv)]:

        issue = soap.getIssue(auth, arg)

        print 'Resolving issue..', issue['key']

	# the state to which the JIRA ticket transitions will be indicated by the number after issue['key']
	# If new states are added to the JIRA workflow, the integer value that should appear after the issue['key'] might change.
	# Check the Workflow under JIRA administration
        # the default "fixed" resolution has an id of 1, which is seen after "values"
        # the default close workflow action has an id of 2
        soap.progressWorkflowAction(auth, issue['key'], '5' , [
                {"id": "resolution", "values": "1" }
        ])

print "Done!"