Hi, correct me if I misunderstand somthing, but you cannot use remote repository (even inhouse/central housed by your company, but it IS remote repository from Maven's aspect) as local repositry and vice versa -- they are not interchangeable, see
http://proximity.abstracthorizon.org/repositories.html You can be more strict with Proximity and disable proxying completely, just using "hosted" repositories as Jeff said before. ~t~ On 8/28/06, Lakshman Srilakshmanan < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I controlled this in maven.1.x by ensuring that the internal.central repository was owned by "xxx" and "xxx"'s localRepository was pointing to internal.central. This ensured that only "xxx" could place libraries into the repository and all the developers would get an error if the library did not exist.
