How can I upload artifacts in our remote repository through maven goals?

[ravi kumar <ma...@yahoo.com>]

hi,
   i am not able to undersand this solution because i dont know the terms that you wrote in this mail those are.
scp and scpexe and ssh. could you please tell me what should i know to do this task.
my task is to upload our artifacts in our remote repository.

could you please tell me that concept should i know to complete this task.

i am getting the problem like this :

by running this goal:
maven -DgroupId=activation -Dtype=jar -Dartifact=D:\Daven\activation-1.0 repository:copy-artifact

error:

Execute failed: java.io.IOException: CreateProcess: ssh -l USERNAME_NOT_SET "mkdir -p /activation/jars/; chmod g+ws /activation/jars/; chgrp maven /activation/jars/" error=2
 __  __

thanks and regards
ravikumar.maddi


hi Luca, I'm very interested in your use of a docroot.

we also have a webroot defined under tomcat with an absolute path to 
the M2
repository.
like   /m2-repo  with a path of  /absolute/path/to/m2/repository

I've gotten ftp and scpexe to work for deploys, but I haven't been able 
to
deploy using the webroot.
The docroot url I tried was  <url>xxx://server:port/m2-repo</url>

I've gotten deploy to work with ftp and scpexe using
<url>xxx://server/absolute/path/to/repository</url>

Can you share a bit more about how you used the docroot?

We're using apache-tomcat-5.5.12

when you mentioned 'scp' did you mean scp or scpexe?

which wagon and version did you use in the extension?

did you define the docroot anywhere else in maven?

was there anything in settings.xml or the pom that was needed to make 
the
docroot url work?

Thank you for any help you can provide.
Tom



"Luca Gmail" <lu...@gmail.com> wrote on 02/14/2006 06:23:09 AM:

>
> This is the solution im using:
> I ve a web server I use as reomote (internal) repository. Asscociated
with
> the url referencing the remote repo there is a docroot.
> I use the deploy goal to copy (via scp) my artifact to the docroot.
>
>
> -----Original Message-----

> From: ravi kumar [mailto:maddiravikumar@yahoo.com]
> Sent: martedì 14 febbraio 2006 10.03
> To: commits; dev; dev; dev; dion; ggolden; Maven Help; Maven Help; 
users
> Subject: How can I store artifacts in our remote repository?
>
>
>   Hi,
>            I am Ravikumar. I came to get help form you. That is :
>
>   How can I store artifacts in our remote repository?
>
>   Could you please give the solution for this? I am waiting for you
> solution?.
>
>   Thanks and Regards,
>   Ravikumar.M
>
>
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