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  1. Log in as an administrator and navigate to the administration page. Click 'Application Links' in the administration menu. The 'Configure Application Links' page will be displayed, listing all of the application links that have currently been set up for your application.
  2. Click 'Add Application Link'. Step 1 of the 'Link to another server' dialogue will be displayed.
  3. Enter the server URL of the application that you want to link to, in the 'Server URL' field. Click the 'Next' button. Step 2 of the 'Link to another server' dialogue will be displayed.
  4. Fill out the fields, as follows:
    • 'Application Name' — Enter the name by which this remote application will be referred to, in your application.
    • 'Application Type' — Select the type of application that you are linking to: Bamboo, FishEye/Crucible, JIRA, Confluence, Subversion.
    • 'Application URL' — This is the URL that is used for features like link rendering. This will be set to the server URL you entered in the previous step and will not be editable.
  5. Click the 'Create' button to create the application link. The 'Configure Application Links' page will be displayed, listing all of the application links that have currently been set up for your application including the one you just added.
  6. Configure the desired authentication (trusted apps, OAuth, basic http, none) for your new application link using UAL. See Configuring Authentication for an Application Link.
  7. In your application that does not support UAL, configure the same type of authentication that you configured for your application link's outgoing authentication (in the previous step). For example, if you configured outgoing trusted apps authentication in your UAL-enabled application, you also need log into your non-UAL application and manually configure trusted apps (see the relevant administrator's documentation for the application).
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