Hi Ian,
I had a similar requirement and what I ended up doing was modifying
DirectorApplication to supply credentials via UIServices. E.g.,
private class AvoidTrustPromptService extends UIServices {
@Override
public AuthenticationInfo getUsernamePassword(String location) {
return authenticationMap.get(location);
}
...
I populate the authenticationMap through custom command-line arguments
or a properties file; e.g.:
...
authenticationMap.put(location, new
UIServices.AuthenticationInfo(username, password, false));
...
Where location is your repository URL's hostname.
I couldn't find any other reasonable way for doing this in
DirectorApplication. Frankly I was surprised that this wasn't a more
common use-case for it -- I would think that authenticated repositories
would be more commonly used in automation scenarios.
--Peter
On 1/31/13 2:02 PM, Ian Bull wrote:
I'm trying to access a p2 repository using the following syntax:
http://irbull:password@localhost/repository
And it's failing a parse exception:
java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "password@localhost"
From the stack, it appears that ECF is trying to use 'irbull' as the
host and password@localhost as the port. In
HttpClientFileSystemBrowse, the URI is converted to a String, and the
string is parsed into components (host, port, etc..). Does anybody
know if this is supported? If not, is there a URI syntax that we use
for specifying usernames and passwords in p2?
Cheers,
Ian
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