Hello everybody!

We have the following setup:

   - Nexus installation containing a lot of projects (mainly jar files, no 
   source code)
   - Jenkins which takes these jar files and deploys them on production 
   system
   - Nexus cannot communicate with Jenkins, because of the firewall 
   restrictions. But Jenkins can send and receive requests to Nexus.
   - Right now we manually start deployment jobs on Jenkins.

My question: is there any way to let Jenkins know, that there are new jar 
files on Nexus, so that it could automatically start the deployment job?

Thanks a lot!

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