On Mon, 2006-02-06 at 22:31 +0100, Fabrice BELLINGARD wrote: > Hi Maveners, > > My case is the following: with Maven 2, I want to have an intermediate > repository for my dev team, so that the developers don't download Jars from > Ibiblio but only from this very repository. This is a common use case lots > of people know. > The difference in my case is that I want to have it on my computer, and I > want my local repository to be this intermediate repository. So to sum up: > my local repository would be the remote repository of my teams. Why ? > Because of 2 main reasons that seem important to me: > - I want to control which components they use (so I don't want a Maven proxy > that would allow them to download any Jars they would want)
You can setup maven-proxy so that it ONLY uses the files you add to it. I am not sure if that solves your entire problem, but it is possible by changing the maven.repo.list property in the maven-proxy.properties file. Sharing a local repository is somewhat dangerous, since it is used during a build for inter-dependencies between your modules. It might be best to have a separate shared repository from your local repository for this reason. -Max --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
