Jonathan Anstey wrote on Monday, February 26, 2007 2:18 PM: > mark_in_gr wrote: >> I have a pom.xml with basic <distributionManagement> settings which >> should copy an artifact to a directory on my local filesystem, >> however, no artifact is being sent there. The child <id> element >> value under <distributionManagement> section matches an <id> value >> in my settings.xml file. >> >> Why is this file not being copied to the location specified by the >> <distributionManagement><url> value? >> > Did you include the file:// prefix as shown below? > > <url>file:///path/to/repo</url> (this is a *NIX style path...)
What is "path" for you? If path does not contain a drive letter, you will find your repo at <Windows System Drive>:\path\to\repo :) A file URL is assembled by: [protocol][host][local path] e.g: file://localhost/c:\path\to\repo the "localhost" can be omitted as it is used implicitly, the backslashes in the local path can be replaces by normal slashes. So to address a folder on the network, you may write file:///\\server\folder\path\to\repo which is equivalent to file://///server/folder/path/to/repo (which is what we actually use) Hope this helps. - Jörg --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
