Ha Dario, Proximity is able to work in "offline" mode, and offer only it's cache content. So:
0. prepare "remote" repo content for proximity (collect artifacts you need for your build) 1. place proximity into "offline" mode and give it the prepared remote repo content 2. fire it up locally 3. redirect all reposes from m2 to local proximity (m2 settings.xml) These steps could be handled by your local package... The step 0. is easily implemted: erase local repo and erase proximity content and build agains proximity ONLINE. At the end of the build, you will end up with remote repo with the needed content, ready to package and redistribute. ~t~ On 5/29/07, Dário Luís Coneglian Oliveros <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi there, I've been reading several threads about having an offline internal repository and I wonder if there's any maven plugin or tool that can help on this matter as of now. I've heard of a repository builder, but could not find much information about it.FYI I use Proximity as my proxy/proactive mirror. Basically I want to create a package that encompasses a maven project and its repo so any user who uses it can build this project offline. Any suggestions ? Any help is appreciated. Dário Oliveros --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
