Re: Maintaining private repositories

[Ralph P�llath]

So the only practical access method for posting jars to the private 
repository seems to be using private keys (so I don't have to specify 
passwords in config files), which means that every developer requires 
an account on the machine hosting the repository.

If maven-proxy could act as a real repository, this wouldn't be 
required (accounts could be configured in maven-proxy config). Oh well.

Is it currently possible to access a repository using HTTPS? Even with 
a self-signed certificate?

Thanks,
-Ralph.
On 28.02.2005, at 16:01, Frederic Jean wrote:
I configured a seperate repository to hold our private jars and 
pointed maven-proxy to look at it first.

Fred
Ralph P�llath wrote:
Is it possible to upload a jar to maven-proxy directly? Or do I have 
to maintain a separate repository that maven-proxy mirrors in 
addition to ibiblio?

Thanks,
-Ralph.
On 28.02.2005, at 04:43, Frederic Jean wrote:
I have used maven-proxy with good results to do so. Have a look at 
http://maven-proxy.codehaus.org/

Fred
Rick Mann wrote:
Where can I find information about how to set up my own, private 
repository? That is, within my company we want to switch to using 
Maven. We want to be able to get components from remote 
repositories, and we want to build components that go into a 
repository we maintain in-house.

I was able to find documentation for posting to public 
repositories, but not anything to tell me how to set up my own 
private remote repository.

TIA!

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