Unfortunately I can't change what max-public has. I already explained why,
because we have a internal central repo and everything is hosted there
instead of using or proxying Maven central. This is not what I can change.
So my question remains the same: why I am getting this error and how to fix
Have you defined your pluginRepository in your maven settings.xml file?
Something like:
profiles
profile
idnexus/id
!--Enable snapshots for the built in central
repo to direct --
!--all requests to nexus via
Yes, I have that.
I believe I fixed this issue by mvn pdf:pdf -U.
Thanks
Jirong
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The org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-pdf-plugin:1.1 already exists in
the Central repository, so Maven should normally be able to use it. I
would suspect that the Central Repo is not part of the Nexus repo
group 'mdm-public'. You should talk to your Nexus admin about this.
/Anders
On Fri, May 25,
Yes, we are using our own internal Nexus repository, not Maven central. I
have the Nexus admin right and I did uploaded the pdf plugin already.
Jirong
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On Fri, May 25, 2012 10:09 am, hujirong wrote:
Yes, we are using our own internal Nexus repository, not Maven central. I
have the Nexus admin right and I did uploaded the pdf plugin already.
Jirong
You should NOT be uploading artifacts that are available in external
repositories. Just proxy
First, our internal network is very slow, so everything we need is stored in
our own internal Nexus. My question is what's the issue with my upload?
Second, follow your suggestion, how can I setup a proxy tells Maven to
retrieve everything from Maven central which is not in our internal
On Fri, May 25, 2012 12:12 pm, hujirong wrote:
First, our internal network is very slow, so everything we need is stored
in
our own internal Nexus. My question is what's the issue with my upload?
Second, follow your suggestion, how can I setup a proxy tells Maven to
retrieve everything from
You should have your repository manager (be it Nexus or some other
brand) proxy the central repo. I would guess that a default setup
includes this already. I know that the Nexus ones does this. Then you
configure your settings.xml according to the one specified in the free
Nexus book:
