No, the remote repository isn't _supposed_ to require http, but we've
had mixed results with this as well.
We've found that in some cases changing it to 3 slashes clears things
up: file:///localhost/... Unfortunately, it doesn't always seem to
work...in some cases 2 slashes are required, in other cases 3. I
haven't spent enough time on the problem to nail down the
differentiating criteria...hopefully someone else on this list can solve
the mystery. We're intending to host our local repository to an http
hosted one to avoid the problem entirely.
If you run into the same problem, where sometimes it's 2, other times
it's 3, you may find using the following (less-than-ideal) trick of some
help:
maven.repo.remote = file:///localhost/${basedir}/repository, \
file://localhost/${basedir}/repository
..Russ Jubenville
-----Original Message-----
From: Mark D. Hansen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: February 9, 2005 09:44
To: Maven User (E-mail)
Subject: remote repository must speak HTTP ??
I'm not having any luck with this:
maven.repo.remote = file://localhost/${basedir}/repository
Is that because a remote repository has to have an "http://"; URL ??
Thanks,
Mark
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