Brian Fox-3 wrote:
In theory this would be possible, but the paths probably need to be
rooted in the same location.
I think it can not be a path problem.
When I change the url of the distributionManagement to
file:///home/thomas/test-repo
It all works. The maven-metadata is created.
Brett Porter-2 wrote:
It's hard to tell from the partial path information but I think it's
just the lack of the repository root directory on the remote server,
not the metadata file. If you remove the metadata file does it still
work now?
No, when the metadata is removed the
Anders Hammar wrote:
Using Nexus or Artifactory is making it as easy as possible. They come
bundled with a web container, so you only have to unpack and run.
/Anders
OK, but as I noticed in the reply to Brett Porter it is only a simple
HTTP-Webserver and it is not possible to run a
Wayne Fay wrote:
OK, but as I noticed in the reply to Brett Porter it is only a simple
HTTP-Webserver and it is not possible to run a WAR or to start a Jetty.
Is
it still possible to use an repository manager? And when yes, how?
But as Anders noted, Nexus is available in a package
the build?
Something like
mvn dependency:list
for dependencies.
Cheers,
Thomas
On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 10:45 AM, Lukas Theussl ltheu...@apache.org wrote:
Which version of the site plugin / doxia are you using?
-Lukas
Thomas Pawlitzki wrote:
Hello NG,
I am generating my project website
