XML export format


Introduction

User Export for Jira supports XML for export. This means that Jira users can be exported to a .xml file.

XML export example

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <users> <user jiraId="10000"> <displayName>admin</displayName> <userName>admin</userName> <emailAddress>admin@admin.com</emailAddress> <loginCount>60212</loginCount> <lastLogin>2019-06-08 10:06</lastLogin> <lastLoginTime>1559980856413</lastLoginTime> <active>true</active> <groups> <group>jira-servicedesk-users</group> <group>jira-administrators</group> <group>jira-software-users</group> </groups> <applicationKeys> <applicationKey>jira-servicedesk</applicationKey> <applicationKey>jira-software</applicationKey> </applicationKeys> <applicationNames> <applicationName>JIRA Software</applicationName> <applicationName>JIRA Service Desk</applicationName> </applicationNames> <userDirectory>Jira Internal Directory</userDirectory> <preferredLanguage>Default</preferredLanguage> <userProperties/> </user> <user jiraId="10100"> <displayName>User_0 User_0_son</displayName> <userName>user_0</userName> <emailAddress>user_0@foo.com</emailAddress> <loginCount>0</loginCount> <lastLogin>Never logged in</lastLogin> <lastLoginTime>0</lastLoginTime> <active>true</active> <groups> <group>jira-servicedesk-users</group> <group>jira-administrators</group> <group>jira-software-users</group> </groups> <applicationKeys> <applicationKey>jira-servicedesk</applicationKey> <applicationKey>jira-software</applicationKey> </applicationKeys> <applicationNames> <applicationName>JIRA Software</applicationName> <applicationName>JIRA Service Desk</applicationName> </applicationNames> <userDirectory>Jira Internal Directory</userDirectory> <preferredLanguage>Default</preferredLanguage> <userProperties> <property> <key>twitter</key> <value>@twitter_0</value> </property> <property> <key>mobile</key> <value>+4572118456</value> </property> <property> <key>fax</key> <value>+4578468574</value> </property> </userProperties> </user> </users>