I don't think you can use the "file" protocol from Java to access another computer from windows shares. You should mount the Shared folder from Vindaloo (let's say "V:") and use it in your repository path :
maven.repo.remote=file:///V:/repository maven.repo.internalrepository=file:///V:
in a file URL, the third "/" means "localhost root", this is the reason your jar is deployed to C:/
"file:///" == "file://localhost/"
You can try to use "file://Vindaloo/", but I've no idea if it may work.
Nico.
Andrew Watters a écrit :
I'm trying to set up an internal repository, in the first instance using the file protocol.
In project.properties I have added
maven.repo.remote=http://www.ibiblio.org/maven,http://www.codeczar.com/maven,file:///Vindaloo/Shared/repository
maven.repo.list=internalrepository maven.repo.internalrepository=file:///Vindaloo/Shared maven.repo.internalrepository.directory=/repository
Vindaloo is the name of the share I want to use as a local repository.
I run 'maven jar:deploy'. The JAR is generated ok but it is published to 'C:\Vindaloo\Shared\repository' rather than "\\Vindaloo\Shared\repository".
What have I done wrong please?
Thanks Andrew
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