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Martin Renner updated IVY-1307:
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Summary: Ivy does not create subdirectories when publishing to a 'url'
repository (was: Ivy does not create subdirectories when publishing to a 'urlL
repository)
> Ivy does not create subdirectories when publishing to a 'url' repository
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> Key: IVY-1307
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IVY-1307
> Project: Ivy
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Core
> Affects Versions: 2.0, 2.1.0, 2.2.0
> Reporter: Martin Renner
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> It is not possible to publish artifacts using a 'url' resolver with an 'http'
> url. Ivy does not create the necessary subdirectories and thus fails with an
> error.
> If you want to publish _org=somemodule_, _module=artifact_, _revision=1.0_ to
> an HTTP repository with a layout like
> {{/ivy/\[organisation\]/\[module\]/\[revision\]/\[type\]s/\[artifact\].\[ext\]}},
> Ivy is sending one single {{PUT}} request:
> {noformat}PUT /ivy/somemodule/artifact/1.0/jars/artifact.jar{noformat}
> Ivy does not check for or create the subdirectories "{{somemodule}}",
> "{{artifact}}", "{{1.0}}" and "{{jars}}". This makes it impossible to use an
> 'url' resolver to publish artifacts.
> For completeness: The server is Apache 2.2 with WebDAV enabled. So Ivy should
> send "{{MKCOL}}" commands to create intermediate directories.
> There is also a (older)
> [thread|http://old.nabble.com/publishing-via-http-to28114003.html#a28114003]
> on the mailing list for this issue. They come to the conclusion, that an ugly
> hack is needed on the server (using a perl script). IMHO this is not an
> option.
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