> No. The curious thing about all of it is that the file is ok in the repo > (netbeans or nexus) but when I download it via maven it is corrupted. If I > download it via browser it works. > I thought it was a proxy issue but, thinking better, the request doesn't go > through the proxy when I download it from nexus. > I wonder why it is happening. At least I can now build my app replacing the > local repo with the files downloaded via browser.
Various things like antivirus software can interfere with the Maven download process and result in a corrupted jar landing in your local repo cache. What you are describing must be a problem related to your local machine/environment. If this was happening across the board (to everyone running Maven), we would hear about this on a daily basis, right? So try to sort out what is going on in your machine and if you ever solve the problem, come back and tell us about it. Wayne --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@maven.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@maven.apache.org
