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Re: IPP Artifactory and Create Maven Project [message #1575364 is a reply to message #1574804] |
Tue, 20 January 2015 19:45 |
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Hi Suresh,
I just verified that the repository server is up and running, so I have to assume that the "Error code 503, Service Unavailable" issue was only temporary.
Can you retry and see if it works?
Note: to be on the safe side, please use the "-u" flag for the mvn command to force an update of the artifacts
Regards,
Jan
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Re: IPP Artifactory and Create Maven Project [message #1576973 is a reply to message #1576193] |
Wed, 21 January 2015 16:40 |
Ragul Kumar Messages: 3 Registered: November 2014 |
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Hi Suresh,
Based on your comments above, am assuming that you have browser-based access to "ipp-releases".
The maven build process needs credentials for this repository and as described in the documentation, the maven global / user settings file (settings.xml), needs to have the right credentials configured for the repository "ipp-releases".
So, in the maven settings file, in your active profile, under repositories, you should have something like below:
<repository>
<id>ipp-releases</id>
<url>URL TO IPP-RELEASES REPO</url>
</repository>
Also, you should have the credentials for the above repository id configured in the servers element:
<server>
<id>ipp-releases</id>
<username>YOUR USERNAME</username>
<password>YOUR HASHED PASSWORD</password>
</server>
Can you confirm that the above configuration is in place and does not have any typos?
Thanks,
Ragul
ps - my appologies, for some reason, I could not enter non-eclipse.org URLs in this message.
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