Hi Saylim,
It sounds like your maven settings are not configured to correctly use your
new Artifactory, to verify look in the UI Admin->Advanced->System
Logs->request.log and see if requests are coming from maven while you build.
If you do see then can you please attach the time out log from maven and
artifactory.log.
The fact that when you fail to download artifacts from artifactory your
build go automatically to the web means that you are missing one of
the crucial objective of using repository manager which is to control
your artifacts and dependencies, to know that your build only uses verified
artifacts and not to be dependent on the mercy of other remote repository
which you can not control if they are down/up ,integrity of the file etc..
Those remote repositories are coming from repositories that are configured
inside your project/dependencies poms or the default maven central.
You can read more about setting your maven settings
here<http://wiki.jfrog.org/confluence/display/RTF/Configuring+Artifacts+Resolution>
The 'repo' repository is a special system virtual repository which
aggregates all your local and remote repositories in artifactory. When
browsing the first time for example
http://localhost:8081/artifactory/repoit aggregates all your download
possibilities including items available from
remote repositories which can take some time, second time the result should
be cached and the operation should be quicker.
You should also check for any remote repository definitions of slow or dead
servers as they too are aggregated in repo and can affect the resolution
time.
If it takes too long (more then 40sec first time) see if there are any
errors in artifactory.log
HTH,
Eli
The Artifactory team
On Wed, Jul 27, 2011 at 10:15 AM, Saylim <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have a problem with my new Artifactory. I imported some repositories from
> my old artifactory (other machine). Now Maven can download everything from
> the internet (for example from the maven repo.) but nothing from my own
> repository. There seems to be a timeout. Its not reachable.
> The Web Frontend is really fast. I can browser the repositories using the
> three browser. But there ist a virtual repository association called repo.
> And this virtual repository is very, very slow. Sometimes its not possible
> to browse this repository. I don't know whats wrong with this virutal
> repository.
>
> Does anyone have an idea?
>
> Greeting,
> Mirco
>
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