>BTW. Is it possible to do this without using the scheduler? Wouldn't it >make sense to have a "create index" option when you right click on a >group so the user can do it manually?
The group index is created automatically when there's a group made and any reindex on the group will also update it, but it will also reindex all the repos in the group. This is why we separated the publish step from a full reindex. Since the index is created automatically, there's no need for a create index option. >The other thing I would like to ask about is this comment: >"The internal indexes are always updated in realtime..." >Do you mean the Nexus hosted drepository indexes? If so, I have not >observed this behaviour. For instance, if I deploy an artifact to my >Nexus repository, it does not automatically update the index. I have >always had to re-index it manually. Thats actually why I started to >look at the scheduler to see if I could at least semi-automate it. I mean the indexes that Nexus uses internally. If you deploy something and then go to the Nexus UI and search for it, it should be there immediately with no further action. If you're pulling the index into m2e, then the publish needs to occur for the previously mentioned reasons. If you see that it is not indexed immediately and visible from the UI, check that the user you are logged in to the UI has permissions to the repo where it exists (the search results are filtered based on permissions). If you still have problems, then lets discuss more debugging on the Nexus User list. --Brian --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
