Chris Harris created MRM-1670:
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             Summary: non-default Repositories, Repository Groups, and Proxy 
Connectors disappear when switching Archiva to Windows service
                 Key: MRM-1670
                 URL: https://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MRM-1670
             Project: Archiva
          Issue Type: Bug
          Components: Design, repository interface
    Affects Versions: 1.4-M3
         Environment: Windows XP Professional, Tomcat 7.0.2 (base separated 
from installation), Apache 2.2 w/ mod_proxy, MySQL 5.5 for FileSystem, 
DataStore, and PM.
            Reporter: Chris Harris
            Priority: Minor
         Attachments: archiva-admin-ui.JPG, windows-explorer.JPG

When I set up Archiva on Tomcat, I was launching Tomcat manually via the 
command prompt.  During this time, I set up 2 repositories (1 with a Stage 
repository), many remote repositories, a repository group, and a proxy 
connector. Once I was satisfied with my setup, I set the Tomcat instance as a 
Windows service.

I was surprised to find that the repositories, repository group, and proxy 
connector I created were missing.  Only the default internal and snapshots 
repositories remained.  The default central remote repository remained. The 
default proxy connector was still present (the one connecting internal to 
central).  No repository groups remained.

I located ${appserver.base} and found data/repositories.  Within that 
subdirectory path, I found my 2 repositories (+ the stage repository for a 
total of 3 repos).

Suspecting buggery, I created a new managed repository named test.  Sure 
enough, test appeared in the same subdirectory as the 3 repos I created when 
Archiva was not launched via Tomcat as a Windows service.  Archiva could see 
test, but it could not see the other 3 repos.

I've attached screenshots showing the Archiva ui and Windows Explorer after I 
created "test".

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