Hi,
It looks like your problem might lie in the path to which you deploy the
artifact:
> com/company/group/myjar/2.0.0-SNAPSHOT/myjar.jar
This is not a valid path Maven path since the artifact name must contain the
version too, for example:
> myjar-2.0.0-SNAPSHOT.jar
or
> myjar-2.0.0-xxxxxxxx-xxxxxx-x.jar
(x sequence represents the Maven unique snapshot timestamp)
That is also why you see an invalid module ID (the path could not be
resolved as a Maven artifact, thus not a valid module).
The metadata required for resolution by Maven is the maven-metadata.xml and
is auto-generated by Artifactory.
Can you try that out?
On Thu, Sep 22, 2011 at 6:54 PM, Segphault <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm deploying both a .jar and a .pom via REST to Artifactory
> (successfully),
> but when I attempt to reference the deployed .jar as a dependency, Maven is
> unable to resolve it. Other artifacts in the same repository that were
> uploaded via the GUI work fine, so I'm confident that resolution is failing
> because of something missing when deploying via REST, perhaps metadata.
>
> The only major difference that I can see between the between artifacts
> deployed via REST and those deployed via the GUI is that the ones deployed
> via REST have "Module ID: N/A", e.g.
> http://forums.jfrog.org/file/n6820781/module.png
>
> Is "Module ID" required for Maven to successfully resolve artifacts? If
> so,
> how can I set it via REST?
>
> Additionally, is there a minimum set of metadata necessary for resolution
> documented someplace?
>
> Thanks,
> Segphault
>
>
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