Hi Emmanuel, I found the problem deep within plexus, see:
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/PLX-157 Do you think this will get in for alpha4? Cheers, Mark On 20/09/05, Emmanuel Venisse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Mark, > > authorized urls are http[s]://[username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/urel/to/pom.xml > > I think your url was incorrect because continuum couldn't download it ("The > URL you > provided doesn't exist"). Try to obtain the correct url in your browser and > then put it in > continuum. > > Do you have a particular authentication mode on your server? > > If it doesn't work, you can upload your pom. > > Emmanuel > > Mark Hobson wrote: > > Hi there, > > > > I'm having problems with authenticated POM URLs with the build > > continuum-20050920.033000.tar.gz. Our SVN repository is accessible > > via authenticated https and authenticated http internally, so I've > > been trying the following and get the corresponding errors: > > > > https://my.domain/url/to/pom.xml > > "The URL you provided doesn't exist" > > > > https://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/url/to/pom.xml > > "You must provide a valid url" > > > > https://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/url/to/pom.xml > > "The URL you provided doesn't exist" > > > > http://my.domain/url/to/pom.xml > > "The URL you provided doesn't exist" > > > > http://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/url/to/pom.xml > > "You must provide a valid url" > > > > http://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/url/to/pom.xml > > "The URL you provided doesn't exist" > > > > There are no errors in the logs (aside from the side-issue of: > > > > WARN VelocityComponent - > > org.apache.velocity.runtime.exception.ReferenceException: reference : > > template = screens/AddMavenProject.vm [line 1,column 16] : > > $fvr.getElementResult( $element.getId() ).errorMessage is not a valid > > reference. > > > > which causes "[ $fvr.getElementResult( $element.getId() ).errorMessage > > ]" to be displayed as the validation message alongside the upload POM > > field). > > > > I see from CONTINUUM-306 that https should be supported - am I doing > > anything wrong? > > > > Cheers, > > > > Mark > > > > > >
