Thanks.
I just created this config :
- 4 managed repositories pointing to windows shared
\\myserver\maven\restricted ...
I use archiva reports to check for consisitency
- 1 "main" managed repository on local server that is configured to proxy
* http://repo1.maven.org
* file://///myserver/maven/restricted (...)
I can see all my artifacts using proxy request on "main", and get a
clean separation of artifacts in managed repos.
Nico.
Brett Porter a écrit :
I think you have 4 managed repositories + 1 managed repository that
proxies ibiblio.
This will result in 5 different repositories to use from Maven though
- if you want a unified view over this from Maven you could do what
you say below (proxying them through the last managed repo), or make a
feature request for that directly, but I'm not sure of the point of
separating them if they will always be unified.
- Brett
On 18/10/2006, at 11:27 PM, Nicolas DE LOOF wrote:
I've got a private repo splitted in 4 parts :
* restricted artifacts : SUN jars, oracle libs...
* free libs not yet on ibiblio
* sources : sources jars not available on ibilbio
* private : our corporate commons libs
I'd like to make my 4 repos managed to check for consistency using
archiva reports.
I also want to use archiva to show a "unified" view of those
repositories + a proxy to maven public repo.
What would be the "archiva" way to do that :
4 managed repository + 1 managed repository proxying the 4 + ibiblio ?
Sync repositories ?
Nico.
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