Hi David, One common trick is to co-locate your continuous integration tool, e.g. Continuum, CruiseControl, etc, and your internal repository. Say you have Continuum running as user, 'dave', and you also have Apache running on the same box. (I'm assuming a Linux environment here). An easy way to create an automatically populated internal repository is to create a symlink beneath Apache's docroot to dave's local repo, e.g.
ln -s ~dave/.m2/repository /var/www/html/repository With this setup, you don't have to manually deploy your internal artifacts since the CI tool is going to do that anyway. Jim -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Fri 4/20/2007 8:32 AM To: users@maven.apache.org Subject: Maven Repository Question Hi Everyone, I'm pretty new to maven and have a repository question. I have set up a internal repository that will hold the artifacts from ibiblio that my project needs. My question is how do I make maven update / download new required dependencies to the internal repository instead of the local repository? In other words if I add a dependency to pom and if maven can't find it in the local or the internal repositories and has to pull it from ibiblio, I would like that new dependency to be downloaded to the internal repository and then to the local repository. Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, David
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