Actually I didn't mean to bundle my four elements in one but have them as classifiers like they should (being sources and javadocs). So the feature you gave me seems ok.
I'll read that again and see if I need to open an issue, thanks. :) By the way, I was more asking about now, what should I do as a best practice with Archiva. I have a normal Java/Maven project. I deploy it using "mvn deploy" and it works fine. During the packaging, I also package the javadoc and the sources so they are deployed as well with the artifact. What should I do if I have these 3 jars (classes, sources, javadoc) and the pom and I want to upload them manually to the repository. You told me to put them into the filesystem. Does it mean that Archiva will find them and create the entry in the database and then the html associated ? Thank you again.. On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 2:15 AM, Brett Porter <[email protected]> wrote: > At the moment you would need to unpack them manually into the filesystem. > > One feature you are looking for is: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MRM-1357 > > I think others have requested a feature to upload a bundle such as you > describe - but it's not been filed in JIRA. Would you like to create an issue? > > Thanks, > Brett > > On 17/08/2010, at 12:30 AM, Em DauPhu wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I want to upload an artifact to my repo (where I have admin rights). >> I have a Jar, a Pom, and two others jars named "-javadoc" and "-sources". >> >> I want to upload all these 4 elements as one artifact (which is in >> snapshot version). >> >> How can I do that ? Do I simply drop them in the file repo ? >> The upload form doesn't give me possibility to join these artifacts. >> As it is a snapshot version, each upload providing classifier will add >> another snapshot instance of the artifact. >> >> Thank you. > > -- > Brett Porter > [email protected] > http://brettporter.wordpress.com/ > > > > >
