Once Archiva is stable, i think this is the one to go since
it has more features
Any idea of when it will be stable ?
Damien
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Dan Tran a écrit :
Once Archiva is stable, i think this is the one to go since it has more
features
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On 1/17/07, Mel Riffe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Daniel,
My client is able to run maven-proxy as a Windows service. They're
using
a
third-party tool to accomplish this:
I'm using Archiva Snapshot on Tomcat5 as a windows Service.
It works fine and is realy easy to configure.
I got OutOfMemory due to a bug in archiva. I fixed it by auto-restarting the
service every night.
2007/1/18, Emmanuel Hugonnet [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Dan Tran a écrit :
Once Archiva is
El 17/01/2007 21:49, Mel Riffe escribió:
Hi Daniel,
My client is able to run maven-proxy as a Windows service. They're
using a
third-party tool to accomplish this:
http://wrapper.tanukisoftware.org/doc/english/introduction.html
Or you can use JavaService either:
Or you can use JavaService either:
http://javaservice.objectweb.org/
It's quite easy, this is my installation batch file:
Thank you, that easily solved my problem. :)
Thanks to everyone who responded. I guess if I really want to learn the
differences between Proximity and Archiva I'll have to
My company is currently using maven-proxy[1], but I must replace this
because it does not run as a Windows service. Two alternatives have been
mentioned on this list: Proximity[2] and Maven Archiva[3]. However, I don't
know which of those would be better to go with.
Does anyone have experience
Hi Daniel,
My client is able to run maven-proxy as a Windows service. They're using a
third-party tool to accomplish this:
http://wrapper.tanukisoftware.org/doc/english/introduction.html
Check it out. However, more importantly, should you continue to evaluate
those products please post your
Once Archiva is stable, i think this is the one to go since it has more
features
-D
On 1/17/07, Mel Riffe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Daniel,
My client is able to run maven-proxy as a Windows service. They're using
a
third-party tool to accomplish this:
