I'm looking at a the support of the proxies in the site:deploy goal. I discovered a few strange things, and I would like to have some explanation on the proxy support philosophy.
In maven settings, we have the possibility to define multiple proxies, with their type (http, socks, etc). The DefaultWagonManager stores a map protocol -> proxy. By the way, I think the name protocol -> proxy is misleading. It should be proxy_type -> proxy. I also notice that the DefaultMaven (who fill the DefaultWagonManager) only pass the first active proxy found in the settings. So basically, I wonder if maven should really support multiple active proxies. And if it does, what's the logic behind it? When should we use which one? I think it should be simpler to only allow one proxy active at a time. What was the rational to have more than one proxy configurable in the settings? Thanks, SCOKART Gilles --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
