Problem in using jar:deploy and downloading using central repository

[vijayakumar.lakshmanan]

Hi All,



I am running with some problem



Pl help me !!







1) Problem:

We used the following in the build.properties file to download third
party dependencies from a central repository (The central repository was
setup in a Web server in a Linux machine). The download did not succeed.



                        maven.repo.remote=http://10.145.92.29:8081/maven

           

2) Problem:

            We used the following in the project.xml to download the
commons-digester jar from the given URL, but it failed. Even in the
below section the url refers to the central repository mentioned in
Problem 1

                        <dependency>

                                    <groupId>commons-digester</groupId>


<artifactId>commons-digester</artifactId>            

                                    <version>1.5</version>  


<url>http://10.145.92.29:8081/maven</url>

                        </dependency>

3) Problem:

            We used the following in the build.properties file to deploy
the artifacts to the central repository during the build process. Even
in the below section the url refers to the central repository mentioned
in Problem 1.



                        maven.repo.list=wyndhamrepo

maven.repo.wyndhamrepo=ftp://10.145.92.29

maven.repo.wyndhamrepo.directory=/home/wynmgm/jakarta-tomcat-4.1.31/weba
pps/maven/

maven.repo.wyndhamrepo.username=wynmgm

maven.repo.wyndhamrepo.password=wynmgm



 Output:

            The following error occurred:      

Will deploy to 1 repository(ies): wyndhamrepo

Deploying to repository: wyndhamrepo

220 Welcome to blah FTP service.

Connected to 10.145.92.29.

USER wynmgm

331 Please specify the password.

PASS wynmgm

230 Login successful.

SYST

215 UNIX Type: L8

Remote system is UNIX Type: L8

TYPE I

200 Switching to Binary mode.

CWD /home/wynmgm/jakarta-tomcat-4.1.31/webapps/maven/

250 Directory successfully changed.

Deploying:
D:\MavenEx\sample-echo\sample-echo\project.xml-->sample/poms/sample-1.0.
pom

CWD sample

550 Failed to change directory.

MKD sample

550 Create directory operation failed.

Failed to deploy to: wyndhamrepo Reason: Error executing FTP command



4) Problem:

            We used the same set of properties as mentioned in the above
problem to deploy the artifacts to the central repository in a Windows
machine using file protocol, but it failed to deploy the artifacts in
the required central repository.



Please provide us some solution to deploy artifacts in a central
repository and download dependencies from central repository.





           





   

Regards,



Vijay





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[Kenney Westerhof]

On Fri, 20 May 2005 [hidden email] wrote:

> 1) Problem:
>
> We used the following in the build.properties file to download third
> party dependencies from a central repository (The central repository was
> setup in a Web server in a Linux machine). The download did not succeed.
>
>                         maven.repo.remote=http://10.145.92.29:8081/maven
>
> 2) Problem:
>
>             We used the following in the project.xml to download the
> commons-digester jar from the given URL, but it failed. Even in the
> below section the url refers to the central repository mentioned in
> Problem 1
>
>                         <dependency>
>
>                                     <groupId>commons-digester</groupId>
>
>
> <artifactId>commons-digester</artifactId>
>
>                                     <version>1.5</version>
>
>
> <url>http://10.145.92.29:8081/maven</url>
>
>                         </dependency>

The url only specifies where to look for the dependency if the download
fails, it is not used by maven to download it.

If you use your browser to go to
http://10.145.92.29:8081/maven/commons-digester, can you find the file
there? If it isn't there, try to add ibiblio to the maven.repo.remote
(comma separated list). I don't know if you want to mirror the jars you
need on your 'local' remote repository, but the problem clearly is that
the jar is not found there.

>
> 3) Problem:
>
>             We used the following in the build.properties file to deploy
> the artifacts to the central repository during the build process. Even
> in the below section the url refers to the central repository mentioned
> in Problem 1.
>
>                         maven.repo.list=wyndhamrepo
> maven.repo.wyndhamrepo=ftp://10.145.92.29
> maven.repo.wyndhamrepo.directory=/home/wynmgm/jakarta-tomcat-4.1.31/weba
> pps/maven/
> maven.repo.wyndhamrepo.username=wynmgm
> maven.repo.wyndhamrepo.password=wynmgm
>
>  Output:
>
>             The following error occurred:
>
> Will deploy to 1 repository(ies): wyndhamrepo
> Deploying to repository: wyndhamrepo

[snip]

> CWD /home/wynmgm/jakarta-tomcat-4.1.31/webapps/maven/
> 250 Directory successfully changed.
>
> Deploying:
> D:\MavenEx\sample-echo\sample-echo\project.xml-->sample/poms/sample-1.0.
> pom
>
> CWD sample
> 550 Failed to change directory.
> MKD sample
> 550 Create directory operation failed.
> Failed to deploy to: wyndhamrepo Reason: Error executing FTP command

This indicates some error on the server. It could be permission related.
Maybe there's more information in the log files of the ftp server?

Using a normal ftp client to do this will also not work, so this is really
not a maven problem, but an ftp server configuration problem.

> 4) Problem:
>
>             We used the same set of properties as mentioned in the above
> problem to deploy the artifacts to the central repository in a Windows
> machine using file protocol, but it failed to deploy the artifacts in
> the required central repository.

What went wrong there?

> Please provide us some solution to deploy artifacts in a central
> repository and download dependencies from central repository.

Downloading from a central repository should work, but you didn't give the
output of maven stating the failure, so I cannot help you there. It's
probably due to a 404; you should APPEND your internal remote repository
to the maven.repo.remote, not replace it, as it won't be able to find
any jars on ibiblio any more.


-- Kenney

>
> Regards,
>
>
>
> Vijay
>
>
>
>
>
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